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Congratulations. Wish I had bought two 360s for my 40 duck eggs instead of the cheaper large capacity one I first acquired. My second hatch rate with Barred Rock chicks in a 360 was good too. The first chick to hatch is the biggest and most curious. It comes over to my hand for a crop...

I've been having the same challenge. I lucked out finding my last 360 on the shelf of my local Tractor Supply that had been there quite awhile. It seems some Amazon sellers have Brinsea models in stock. I've read some good things about those. Almost bought one, but got the R-Com instead.

I purchased two Harris Farms Nurture Right 360s that have been performing better than my first set of commonly sold incubators on ebay and the like. It has taken some trial and error to get the humidity levels where I want them since adding even a little bit of water into the external ports...

I've experienced what you describe as well. No two digital or liquid thermometers reading alike and varying widely from one another. I've ordered mercury thermometers which are considered to be the most accurate of the liquid variety to add to the mix. The mercury's are not easy to find, but...

I new at incubating eggs also and have been challenged to have confidence in the temperature and humidity readings I'm seeing. I decided to get a small temperature/hydrometer device that transmits on an off continuously to an app on my smart phone. I'm going to calibrate the humidity readout...