OVA-Easy Cabinet Vs. GQF Sportsman

HappyHatch'en :

Twigg, I couldn't have said it better......however as I stated they are different.....Dickey's cabinet is not made out of particle board and cost less!!!!!!! Somewhere money does entire into the decision on what product to buy. It is very hard to repair particle board...IMO you are wrong....solid wood is better. The Cadillac of incubators in the 60'-'70's was made by the Leahy Bros. and theirs was made from solid Redwood 1 3/4" thick, Check out Legg Peacock Ranch in Missouri, he sold all his Sportsmans and replaced them with antique Leahys because he had a higher hatch rate....their product held the humidity and temp better. Someone please lend me some money so I can get a Dickey...I already own a Leahy Model 1200.
Happy Hatch'en

I take wood 10 times over particle board. I do not care or buy about "better insulation" theories of particle board versus wood.

Old classic bators were made of wood, there is no better material for many things then wood (how about hives beekepers? like plastic or particle board better?).

Particle board is cheap, heavy easily absorbs moisture and after it swells you can say it good buy, termites love it.

I will most likely buy a Dickey when I need more volume.

Dickey is a handcrafted and better constructed version of mass produced Sportsman, and it is backed up personally buy it's maker Mr Dickey, to me an unbeatable deal.

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Forgot to add, Dickey it is less expensive too!​
 
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Do you have any idea what length and Size of this Rod plus what type of motor is used...

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Seems like the Ova-Easy may be taking a beating in this comparison? I have waited for many weeks and finally the 190 EX Advance models came last week.So I pony'd up close to a grand,and got one. It is due here tomorrow,and I have 160 french Marans eggs that will be filling the trays.I am not home all day,and the bator will be in the house.Those hot,humid days here causes the central air to run a lot at times,and with the auto humiditity control I feel much better with this system. I like the totally automatic everything this bator has,just as long as nothing happens during the middle of the incubation cycle.


There is supposed to be a 2 year guarantee on this,but from some of the past posts,I do hope they honor it,in case of a problem. It would be bad enough to lose bought fertile eggs at close to $8 each if the bator did take a noze dive,,so the least brinsea can do,is honor their guarantee on their products.
 

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