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is this what you were talking about Orange Ribbon http://i1236.photobucket.com/albums/ff442/super_mama1986/broodbuttonseggs/thermostat1.jpg this is -jfulcher's picture
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and if i moved my fan a little to the left if would make the airflow go between the light and thermostat...... this is what you need to do,,,, and changing your light bulb to a smaller wattage would be the best thing for you to do
hey contessa what Orange Ribbon tried to tell you in an older post is that you need to take the fan and place it a certain way to make the air blow between the light and thermostat, he didn't mean putting the fan between the light and thermostat..... here i will show you what i mean in this...
sounds like you have a lot of questions needed answered,,,, first of all it takes exactly 3 weeks to hatch a baby chick,,, and the temperature needs to be 99.5 degrees for the ideal hatch,,,, most of us don't get those results with any incubator, and i said (MOST),,,, usually don't,,, you should...
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the fan needs to be right next to the light and thermostat, because after the light shuts off the thermostat is still hot, and it will take a while for it to cool off,,,,so it will take a while for it to come back on, you need the fan close to the thermostat, so it can cool down the...
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the point of showing the first link to you was so that you would understand, to move the thermostat closer to the bulb and get very accurate temperature, but you need a fan, you have one dont you, and also the second link was something to make your thermostat more sensitive to...
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yep and the REAL thermostats cost about 6 times as much as a water heater thermostat.....,,, and a water heater thermostat can be made to work just as good
i have a great solution for you and here is the best one yet... i did this to mine before this video came up on youtube, and i guess the word about it has gotten around, i am assuming you have a water heater thermostat here is the best part,