Bradley Digital Smoker 6 Rack | I own both and love them

Bradley Digital Smoker 6 Rack | Buy the Original Model

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	Bradley Digital Smoker 6 Rack Bradley Smoker Bradley Smoker, 2006 average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Ah, savor the flavor of the great outdoors... it's a snap with this Bradley 6 - Rack Digital Smoker! The new 6-rack Digital Smoker gives you the advanced features of digital technology. Temperature, time, and smoke are now completely controllable so you can decide how much smoke you want, how long your food is going to be smoked for, and at what temperature. This baby is perfect for entertaining, creating gourmet foods in your own home, or just your enjoying flavor that smoking brings all for yourself! Trust my "taste-bud-testing", friend, the new Bradley Digital Smoker offers an easier and better way to automatically roast, smoke and barbecue in the outdoors... Smoking hot features! Powder epoxy steel exterior, polished stainless steel interior; Internal cooking volume: 3,432 cu. in.; Internal heater: 500 watt cooking element and 125 watt smoking element; Power specifications: 120 volt-60 Hz, 5.5 Amps; Maximum temperature is controllable up to 320 degrees F; Digital controls for temperature, time and smoke; 6 adjustable wire racks are included; Comes with user guide, recipe booklet, rectangular tray and drip bowl; Measures 20"w. x 18"d. x 42"h; weighs 62 1/2 lbs ETL and CE listed; 1-yr. limited warranty; Bisquettes and extra racks not included... order bisquettes and other supplies separately below. Order yours today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Bradley 120-Pk. Flavored Bisquettes Bradley 60-Pk. Flavored Bisquettes Bradley 4 Jerky Racks Bradley 4 Jerky Racks, Teflon coat

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I own both and love them

I had just bought the four rack smoker and came to the realization that I should have bought the six rack. I like the idea of the digital smoker as I can set it and go away or to bed for that matter and not have to worry if I am over heating and burning food. I would say both units are good. but if you are only smoking once or twice a month the manual unit is fine but daily like I do spend the extra money

Buy the Original Model

I just received this machine. I owned an original Bradley Smoker that gave up the ghost. When I saw the digital one for sale I thought that it would be more precise and a "set and forget" solution to smoking. I have tried it four times now and have discovered that the temperature variation on the unit is as much as 28 degrees over the set point and as much as 16 below the set point for a temp swing of 44 degrees. It turns out that Bradley has a forum for owners and those interested (look at their web site). Quite a number of new owners have been dismayed and disappointed in the temp swing on this unit. When I called Bradley they just said "that's the way it is with this unit" and told me it is similar to my house oven. I doubt that my home ever varies that much. The cycle time for this variation is 15-20 minutes so the food is never at the set point for very long. I don't recall swings like this with my old one.

If you look carefully at what you get for the hefty premium, it is not much. The basic unit has the automatic biscuit feed and when its out of biscuits there is no more smoke so the smoke timer on the new one means nothing. The timer on the cooking side has a time limit according to the Bradley owners so you can't leave it more than ten hours without going out and resetting it. The temperature control is not reliable so what do you get for the extra bucks. Not much to my way of thinking.

By the way, look at the photo carefully. This unit is not aluminum. It has a door that is painted an aluminum color and the body is black. I have to say that the fit and finish is very nice on the unit.

My advice is buy the original model and save yourself the extra bucks.

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