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The heat was evenly distributed with no hot spot to worry about.
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Works great but got to learn the hot spots.
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Turn the heat up a little to intentionally create a hot spot, and it will cook like a hibachi griddle in Japanese restaurants
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Works perfectly but does get hot spots on the right side, but every grill I have ever used does
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Hoping the bare spots don't create a rust issue later on
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There is hot spots though making it hard to cook food evenly.
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The welded heat plate underneath is not in the right spot either
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It does sometimes have a significant hot spot in the middle when used on the common Camp Chef cook tops, but that is only if the burner is turned up too high
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Once I figured out the hot spots and cook accordingly it has been a nice addition to my camp stove
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perfect for grilling when camping and is able to temperature stabilize quickly without any major apparent hot spots
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In spite of the built in heat dissipation plate, the round burner with square griddle still has hot spots.
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Couldn't see any "hot" spots on it
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It works fairly well but has hot spots.
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Extremely uneven distribution of heat, with extreme hot spots and cold spots.
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Definitely significant hot spot in the center, and if the stove was not level, it was hot on the high side.
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This may have been because that's where the hot spot was, but that's how it worked out for me
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I noticed some hot spots but overall heat distribution is not bad
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Extremely uneven distribution of heat, with extreme hot spots and cold spots.
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However camp chef is brilliant at creating a product that will drain grease exactly at the right spot to drip on your camp chef leg