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I use the Viva towel method. Make sure one edge is touching the bottom of each reservoir. If I need an even bigger boost I drape a third one between the reservoirs over the ridge between them as well. I try to get my humidity where I want it with the vent slightly closed so I have some control...

*thumbs up* that is what I planned on doing. Thx for confirming that my logic made sense. Wow! 90% - that is pretty amazing considering the distance. I'm hoping the Brinsea can make that kind of magic happen (though I won't hold my breath.) ;-) It sure pops them out like popcorn when...

Thx for sharing technique. Mine are coming quite a distance unfortunately - couldn't find any closer. This is only my 3rd set of shipped - first in the Brinsea. My tentative plan was to candle and mark on arrival, let rest for 12 hours and then start incubation with no turning for the first 2...

Do you place shipped eggs on their sides for the hatch? What kind of hatch rates are you getting? I was really worried about using the turner with damaged cells. Maybe I'm worrying too much? The batting cloth is a great idea. My go-to method is the Viva paper towel. Seems to hold a lot more...

I have the autoturner but wasn't planning on using it since I presume I will have damaged air cells. Do you use yours with shipped eggs? Most pages advocate using the very subtle 45 tilt No pump but I haven't had an issue with humidity control. At the end I use paper towels to increase surface...

Brinsea 20 + Shipped eggs I'm about to receive some shipped eggs and was wondering if anyone had any special tricks/advice when using the Brinsea or success stories. I'm assuming everyone is leaving the "railings" out and using the egg cart method? Better ideas? Once you begin turning are...