Title: Misleading Instructions
Product review: Chaney Instruments/Acu-Rite brand 3166.The instructions and packaging leads you to believe the temperature is displayed on the remote. For those who smoke for hours, having the temperature is crucial to the success of the product. In the BBQ world the meat is "done when it's done" and not usually based on a preset time. The instructions show an example of the remote with the temperature but this only displays the time and never the running temp. If you want the temperature, you'll need to go check the base unit -- pretty much defeating the purpose of having a remote. You might as well get a plain digital thermometer which isn't wireless for a third of the price. This product clearly wasn't designed by someone who cooks. I'm sending it back and trying another brand.
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