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You can only quote YOU ARE WRONG if someone actually said YOU ARE WRONG. What I said is he made a great video, looks like a great product and I would point it out to others of the situation came up. I just didn't agree with the "massive flaw" comment and wanted other readers to understand why...

Conveniently the timer has an internal battery that keeps accurate time even when the power goes out and runs the door cycle when the power comes back on. It hasn't failed once, and if there ever was a problem I'm either home or if i'm on vacation the hen sitters can handle the door. Again...

The same can be said for when the batteries have gone dead on the chickenguard and the door isn't operating. At least when the power goes out ALL of my power is out and I know to check on the coop, I may not realize the batteries have gone bad. Again, i'm not slamming the chickenguard it seems...

I didn't take it personal, I was just letting people know that what you described as a "massive flaw" really isn't that big of a deal. for the D20 and GE sunsmart timer I paid about $93.80 delivered. I went to the Chickenguard website the unit and shipping to the US looked to be about $159.70...

I love my D20, have never had an issue. The "Massive flaw" you speak of is easily resolved buy getting a sunrise/sunset timer (I use the GE sunsmart timer) I set it once and it automatically adjusts for sunrise/sunset times 365 days a year and automatically adjust for daylight savings (you can...