Pizza last night came out great! Though I did have my first “failure to light”. It started fine, but then I noticed it wouldn’t get over 65 degrees and there was just a lot of smoke coming out. I looked inside and confirmed no fire, just a fire pot stuffed full of pellets with no flame. I shut down and re started, and on the second start up it worked flawlessly. Today I just took off a pork butt after the initial 6 hours of 275. I used thin water pans on top of the flavorizer bars and it worked great. Had to refill them once as they evaporated completely. It’s now wrapped and in my Genesis gas grill to finish the cook as I am almost out of pellets, and why burn expensive pellets when I can burn cheap propane at this stage of the cook. I’ll post another update but after the shutdown I looked in the cooker and it was full of ash. I mean a ton of it. So much for all the ash dropping out the bottom. I can see how if I had let the grease drop to the bottom it might have mixed and created a big mess. Or, maybe the grease would have collected the ash and taken it out the bottom. No big deal, I vacuumed it out and ready for the next cook. I also had to keep an eye on the pellets as it probably would have flames out after stopping after they got hung up and stopped feeding the auger.