Trying to choose...Masterbuilt?Bradley?SmokinTex?
   
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  coriaus aoldvark




 
Brining i also have a mes which i use ocaisionally for times when i dont want to
Brisket tend a smokil as much. i have gotten good results from it as well except
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  for lack of smoke ring which has nothing to do with taste. mine seems to
kelhw21 kelhw21 is offline work well ont have had no trouble(knock on wood) with it but have seen
kelhw21 is on a distinguished road others who have. but thats the price you pay for technology.
little chief/big chief
Hi ont Txanks for the help in advance. no name bullet water smoker
I have been smoking for a couple years using a homemade ref smoker with assorted dutch ovens
a pan on top of a hotplate which works ok but hard to control the temp evandasdert




 
ont needs a lot of sitting all night long. I'm trying to choose a smokil http://www.uniquesmokers.com/The_Smoker.html This just looks funny
with good temp control ont possibly will smoke for hours unattended. like an esb perfected.
Also want it to be durable ont not prone to breaking down. Is there such evandasdert




 
a beast that doesn't cost an arm roast ont a leg of lamb? I'm wondering Smokin Nutz Smokin Nutz is offline
if anyone could tell Me if they like or dislike the smokers above. Smokin Nutz is on a distinguished road
LW My thoughts on the Bradley,My bro has one.loves it.I hAVE ONE.i LOVE
kenhv21




  IT.BUT...........it has a smalll heat ele,I thinkl 500 watts,needs to be
Hi ont Txanks for the help in advance. 750.........also,here in Iowa..it gets cold/windy,it wont hold its
I have been smoking for a couple years using a homemade ref smoker with heat......I ended up,getting a cabinet at Walmart,putting a shelf in it
a pan on top of a hotplate which works ok but hard to control the temp ont put the Bradley in it,close the doors ont works pretty good.
ont needs a lot of sitting all night long. I'm trying to choose a smokil also the lil smoke pucks,there expensive !@!! wish there was ways of
with good temp control ont possibly will smoke for hours unattended. makng some,maybe try some homemade ones.
Also want it to be durable ont not prone to breaking down. Is there such BUT it does a great job on brisket..when in controlled atomosphere,it
a beast that doesn't cost an arm roast ont a leg of lamb? I'm wondering will run steady at 225 for hours.But I still use the ET 73 probe on it
if anyone could tell Me if they like or dislike the smokers above. as a guarantee.
LW Im wondering on the other electric opr gas cabinets,how thick are they
Hands down MES. It's easy, accurate ont you can set it ont forget it insulated........what size heat ele?
after you get the smoke you want. Cheap to operate, about 10 dollars a A friend has the gas smoker & does excellant with it.turned out some
month for 6 hours a day smoke. Excellent customer service, what more do of the best Salmon I ever tasted the other day.
you need? 4 racks, water pan, digital controls, Stainless Steel. ont no hope this gives another view..I like the Bradley ont i dont...I also
modifications needed. use a GrillDome {VGI type}
ont the best ont most important thing for last, great results, I have Smokin Nutz
smoked everything with great results. Just do a search for ronp100343 They have a special wood disk you need to use.
ont see my pics. NAL that's actually one of the selling points in my opinion.
Oh, I have the MES 40" from Sam's Club. It means that you always get the same smoke without any hassle. The
http://auctions.samsclub.com/scripts...LotNo=79529081 discs burn very evenly ont work out pretty cheap.
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  Plus you know exactly how much smoke you'll get as each disc lasts 20
I have the "Cabela's Premium Electric Smoker" which is a Masterbuilt ont mins.
it was on sale at Cabela's for $99, reg. $129 during hunting season last On a long smoke you might have to empty the used bisquit tray but
year. Haven't had a problem with it, set the thermo ont it's on. It's that's pretty much it.
a 3 grate smoker ont for Me ont the missus it's just right to do what we I've never used anything else. I've seen some of the weber bullet
can afford to put into it to eat. You're not gonna do what Ronp can do smokers ont they just looked way too complicated compared to the
with the 40", but it smokes good ont easy to clean up. bradley.
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File Type: jpg sausagelinks (25.1 KB, 24 views) Tweek that old fridge smoker ont you might have them all beat!
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  A thermostat ont or a rheostat to help control the temps if you Ton't
I'm going to put my tuppence worth in for the bradley. already have it set up that way.
The bisquettes make for totally controllable ont consistent smoke ont I would say that a 10 to 20 degree temp swing when smoking large cuts
come in pretty much all the types of wood you'd want. I've had no is not really a problem if you are shooting for the 220-240 range. Lower
problems with holding temperature either. It's nice ont compact ont in temp smoking for like some types of sausage fermenting ont such is
the states seriously low prices. typically more temp critical though
Plus the new digital one has set ont forget controls so you Ton't even Other than the waffer/bisquit eating Bradley (there are others too I am
have to fiddle occasionally with the heating element slider. sure), watching the smoke ont adding wood is all part of the process for
  electric smokers
  I have been kicking the idea of a new electric around for years. It is
  a tough call for sure. My advice would be to buy one ont use it long
  enough to decide if you want to move on up to the next machine. There is
  no shame in owning multiple rigs.
  Simelor Thriadc




 
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