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Brinsea and R-COM don't have anything to do with each other anymore. Brinsea used to distribute R-COMs, then the manufacturer pulled a shady move on them and switched to Lyon Technologies as their distributor instead. I've had nothing but grief dealing with Lyon though, i've been trying to get...

Wow that is a lot for shipping!!!

No, it should only need calibrating once. In most instances i'd trust the R-COM over a thermometer.

I really like this one: http://www.brinsea.com/prod-Spot_Check_Digital_Incubator_Thermometer-25.aspx You'll need a hygrometer also, but it doesn't need to be quite as accurate as temperature is more crucial than humidity. The Flukers digital thermometer/hygrometer might work for that, and...

It's not difficult at all, promise You just need another good thermometer/hygrometer to calibrate it when it arrives.

Quote: Did you hold a Brinsea rep at gunpoint to get this information? You'd think they'd put it in the instruction manual, although I do love reading that thing for entertainment. Maybe they'll revise it and have someone who speaks English competently do the writing, like you'd expect with...

jimnjay, you have to calibrate the R-COM before you use it the first time. Mine was about 20 degrees off in temperature and 15% or so humidity.