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I guess I was looking at it wrong. Either way 90 degrees is better.

The more I think about it if you are planning on rotating 180 degrees just save yourself the trouble and don't rotate. 180 degrees doesn't effect the embryo placement. It keeps the same spot on top and it makes no difference if the bubble is pointing East or West, either way it is on the side.

180 can be done but is not as good as 90 degrees. You want to keep the air bubble up. If you do 180 air bubble is always on side of egg. Position egg straight then angle 45 degrees to 1 side. When you rotate 90 degrees it will be 45 degrees the other direction but air bubble is always up.

We try to turn 3 times a day but some days if we are too busy only once. If you don't turn eggs embryo can grow stuck to inside of egg. Turning them back and forth keeps embryo in the middle of the egg. Turn only 90 degrees keeping pointy end down.