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I just want to caution everyone that you need a verified accurate thermometer to verify you are achieving the settings on the controller. Those are usually going to be off. Does the incubator have a means of recalibrating or offsetting the set temp? In some controllers it is called a parameter...

Was that the setting you used the last time? If so, I imagine it was too low. If it was too high, they would have died early. If it was too low, they would develop but organs would develop at different rates which would cause failure later in incubation.

This is a guess on my part but with a 2C spread I would make the high setpoint at 39 because then the point when it reenergizes the heat element again will be 37(98.6F). That may put the internal egg temperature in the sweet spot. If all other aspects of egg production, storage and incubation...

Do you have the ability of narrowing that range? I don't know if I was clear earlier. If the temp is ranging from 36-38, I would assume the lower end of that range is closer to the internal egg temperature.

You're probably a little low. What you are likely seeing is the temperature swings between when the heat element is energized and de-energized. When the temp drops below a set point, it energizes the heat element. Then when the thermostat senses it is above the set point, it turns off. What you...