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That is working for me (dry hatch) but the only sure way to know if your humidity is working for you is to compare the air cells to the chart each time you candle. If it matches, you're good, if your cells are too small, lower the humidity, if they are too big, increase the humidity. In my house, my area of the US, the natural humidity works without having to adjust it (lucky for me!)
I'll see if I can find the diagram for you.
Here's one... http://www.poultryhelp.com/hatch.html
I have a inch and a half hole in the bottom for the egg turner cords, and another one up top in the back.I have a quesiton I probly missed seeing it in one of the posts but what do you do for air for the eggs and chicks did you drill in holes in it? Thank you