can you use a a charcoal grill
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Yep. Keep the temp under 500 degrees and you will be fine. According to Weber, you can guestimate the temp of your charcoal grill by holding your hand 5 inches over the grate (beer can high). If you can hold your for 2 to 4 seconds, the temperature is in the 450-550 range.
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I would think so because heat/flamewise it would be the same as a gas grill
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Not for sure if you can but I would think you could. We get flames ever once in a while and it doesn't seem to hurt it at all.
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It's really not for indoor use at all! I use it on my front porch. It smokes just like a charcoal or gas grill does so you would NOT want to use it inside the house. And yes, it is very portable, but you would have to have access to an electrical outlet if you took it picnicing. I have read that some people adapt this electric grill for use with charcoal and I think it could be done but it would not be easy or convenient to do so. I just use mine for the front porch cooking. It's an excellent little grill -- cooks very tasty foods just like a charcoal grill does...without the mess!
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Yes. Charcoal goes in the bottom ring and a couple pieces in the top ring. This is a great cooker!!
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I believe you can. I have a charcoal grill but the stand does have the round cutout in the bottom to hold the propane tank.
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I use " Lump Charcoal " It is wonderful and can be purchased at any hardware store. Also when you are done cooking just shut the grill lid and the vents and the fire will go out saving any unburned charcoal.
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You can ignite the gas side with the burners but need a starter on the charcoal side. We use those paraffin/sawdust squares or "fat wood".
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You can use wood but I don't know why you would bother. A 12-14 pound of even the cheapest self-lighting charcoal will last up to 4 and 1/2 hours, which is more than enough to cook even the largest butts or briskets you can fit inside it. I can imagine starting it with wood and adding the charcoal, but not the other way around as wood in the size you need to fit the Orion would burn down too quickly.
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Hi Krisandra! Thank you for your question. Yes, absolutely you can use these with charcoal grills. After the charcoal has ashed over and no flames are present, knock the pile down to allow approximately 7" from the top of the coal and the grill grate. Then place the Kona grill mat on the grill. Have a great day, Jamie
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Yes. The grill uses only a small amount of charcoal and most just burns down to ashes. You can also put a sheet of aluminium foil on the bottom of the grill and fold up the ashes once cool. I have not found this to be a problem. I think it is a great product.
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Yes you can use it. Are you going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill to make a sort or oven? If yes then choose an small rotisserie, there is no room for a large one. If you are not going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill then no problem but remember that the charcoal fire always will smoke the sides and bottom of the rotisserie so choose better a grey color rotisserie.
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I think it would work, but you might want a brush with a better angle. this brush is like a straight line, so if your charcoal grill has much depth to it, it might be hard to clean.
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Only for use with gas. Burners, located on the bottom, would interfere with charcoal use.
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It can. I have a weber charcoal grill. Your husband will absolutely love it. The other option is the iGrill
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Hi Zorine, the simple answer is "Yes". Unless you have an opening to insert charcoal or wood, with any BBQ grill, you'll have to either stop cooking or remove what you're cooking and add more charcoal or wood. The wonderful thing about the volcano is that you can use propane (if you have the kit). I hope this helps. Aloha, Al
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Not really. It doesn't hold enough charcoal for actually cooking across your grate.
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no. the actual cooking is done with charcoal. you're only using propane to start the charcoal.
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Yes u can. But it depends on your grill.If your grill consumes to much power then it might not good option for you.