Best Tabletop bator for the money?

[bel]

I got my suro here, but unfortunately they upped the price

http://www.jmtdistributors.com/rcom-suro-20-n20.html

Here is the brinsea web specials site where they have some deals:
http://www.brinsea.com/cat-Web_Specials-52-2.aspx

 

[vetgirl00us]

Well, I asked pretty much the same question not too long ago and someone told me to get two broody hens- can incubate 20 eggs and cost affordable. LOL! Anyway, I'd like to get a straight answer too, and the replies on here help but what is affordable and cost effective to YOU? I don't think I can swing a suro right now - I've been looking at the genesis 1588 or the brinsea but maybe by christmas I could afford a suro for myself ha ha!

 

[columbiacritter]

Sounds like I'll be ok starting with a Hovabator then is later on we can afford a luxury purchase a Brinsea. The breeder I work with has 2 sportsmen and an old funky one he uses as a hatcher.

 

[Vanessabuffsnsilkies]

My first hatch a week ago with a LG w/fan didn't go very well. Don't know if it was the bator or the person using it. I did order a Genesis 1588 from Cutler supply last Friday. I'm going to use the LG as a hatcher. We'll see how much better the Genesis is here in 3 weeks or so. I've learned several other things about incubating eggs now so hopefully next hatch will be successful