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    Re: this question probably gets asked a lot but,

    Quote Originally Posted by Moonshae View Post
    You can get unwired Rancos here for $49.99...$10 cheaper than RBI.

    http://www.climatedoctors.com/Items/...ture%20Control
    the reason they're cheaper is because Rich wires his. They are ready to use right out of the box, just to let you know

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    Re: this question probably gets asked a lot but,

    I recently replaced my Reptitemp 500R with a couple of Ranco units from ReptileBasics. The Reptiltemp 500R did the job, but it had a 4-5 degree temp swing. It worked for over a year, but I feel better using the Ranco units. They're commonly used by the more experienced snake keepers on this board; that's peace of mind...
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    Re: this question probably gets asked a lot but,

    Quote Originally Posted by cinderbird View Post
    the reason they're cheaper is because Rich wires his. They are ready to use right out of the box, just to let you know
    He's got the pre-wired ones for 79.99, and the unwired for 59.99.

    I don't mind paying more for quality, but $30 (vs the climatedoctor.com price) for a $10 power strip, a $0.50 romex connector, and 15 minutes of time isn't worth it for me. The wiring is so easy to do yourself, all you need to be able to do is use a screwdriver and wire snips and follow a simple diagram. I'm about as unhandy as they come, and I did it with no problem.

    Is $20 a big deal? Not at all, really, but heck...that'd almost buy a normal to put in there!

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