There's an easy fix for the Magma grill wind problem. Go to the hardware store and buy one or more small tension springs about 1/4 inch diameter, enough to circle the air intake at the bottom of the grill. The springs have to be stretched enough to let some air in but not too much. Works very well. No more flameouts, but I have not yet been able to find stainless springs so mine are rusty. Jim Fidler "Fiddlesticks" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- A year or two ago I posted my complaints about my round MAGMA barbeque grill flaming out in windy weather....many boating people I asked had similar experiences... I'd never buy another.... snip Rob Brueckner

I've stuffed some aluminum foil in the bottom on the side that the wind is blowing from. The grill also works better in windy conditions with the top off and mounted on the windy side. Keith __ "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." ... Albert Einstein ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Fidler" <fidlerjim@earthlink.net> > There's an easy fix for the Magma grill wind problem. Go to the > hardware store and buy one or more small tension springs > about 1/4 inch diameter, enough to circle the air intake at the > bottom of the grill.