Update on My homemade cooler-bator. **PICTURES**

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Well this is what my incubator started out looking like.
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Here is the new and improved incubator. I hope it works better too. I just turned it on, and am waiting for it to stabilize.

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And I couldn't do this without my little man coming over to check it out and make sure I did it right.
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I'd be interested to hear how well the position of the thermostat works for you, I have issues with mine holding a constant air temp, it drives me nuts but it works well enough(knock on wood).
 
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i'd be interested in knowing that myself and also how you wired it all up...would you have a wiring dia. looks really nice
 
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It was very simple to wire. The new placement of the thermostat is really good too. I turned it on last night and got no fluctuation. It has stayed at 99.7 degrees. I had to calibrate my thermometer. It would say 100.4 when it was actually at 102 but I have the thermometer at 97 now. I am even happier. Here is the diagram.
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Here is the fan diagram I just did. The little gray things are twist on wire connectors.
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Yeah. I made a hole in the side of the incubator and use the flat head screw driver to adjust. I don't keep the screw driver in at all times, I just did for the pictures.
 

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