Actually 3! I went to get one, was thinking maybe even the incubator and hatcher, but he made me a deal on all 3, what could I say? 
I may re-sell one or two.
Excuse me, what is "GQF"? ))
He really just needed to get rid of them, he hatched ostriches several years ago, and just wasn't using them anymore. They appear to be in great shape, just storage dirty.
The smaller one is a GQF, the larger 2, I think are homemade, but with the GQF plans and kit, and were very well done!
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Thanks. They’re so funny. Sometimes it all goes terribly wrong and other times, most of the time, they give me pretty good hatches, at least 75%. But each and every time the first week is nail biting as we readjust. I should probably just never unplug it!Welcome! I know the LG bators can be very touchy with keeping a steady temp/humidity. A trick that I learned when I had one was to add a heat sink inside to help stabilize temps and also to use making tape around the seam when it's closed to seal it better. I used to tape mine shut and only access the eggs through the panels on top. I've since graduated to a GQF cabinet and a Hova bator for hatching
GQF makes excellent incubators but fans of Dickey's incubators would disagree with you. Both make excellent incubators.
Do you find you can use its full capacity or just the warmest part?If you ever decide to get a new one, I highly recommend a GQF hova bator (forced air). Price depends on which model you choose but for a styrofoam bator, they're very steady. I've been using mine for the past 3 years now and I rarely have to ajust the temp...as in almost never. At the end of the season it gets packed away and in the spring dug back out and is still right where it needs to be
Here's a good one. They've discontinued the model I use. I'm not sure why though cause its awesome!
https://www.cutlersupply.com/collec...ators/products/2365-circulated-air-hova-bator
