Bought wrong egg turner... can it be modified?

[Zeroforhire]

I accidentally bought the wrong egg turner. It is one of the cheap ones with a plug that is meant to be powered by a pcb port of the chinese incubators. Is there any way I can modify it to run off a regular plug... IE plug it into the wall?

This is the one I bought...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/48-digital...813262?hash=item3d8960950e:g:qDkAAOSwifBcwSB-

I want it to look like this
https://www.ebay.com/p/Egg-Turner-M...Incubator-110v-AC/1472080484?iid=272192289181

 

[ducklvr3]

I accidentally bought the wrong egg turner. It is one of

I accidentally bought the wrong egg turner. It is one of the cheap ones with a plug that is meant to be powered by a pcb port of the chinese incubators. Is there any way I can modify it to run off a regular plug... IE plug it into the wall?

This is the one I bought...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/48-digital...813262?hash=item3d8960950e:g:qDkAAOSwifBcwSB-

I want it to look like this
https://www.ebay.com/p/Egg-Turner-M...Incubator-110v-AC/1472080484?iid=272192289181

Unfortunately I don't have the answer for you but I can tell you to be careful.
I ordered an incubator from Ebay and put 4 duck eggs in it. I did it as follows and the eggs didnt hatch!
The thermostat wasn't consistent.
Just be careful!


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-Cl...771174152?epid=1753412118&hash=item2ca673e508

 

[Zeroforhire]

Anyone?

 

[Zeroforhire]

can anyone help?

 

[ducklvr3]

Have you tried contacting the seller?
They might send you one for free.

I read the posting and it doesnt say what type of plug it has.
That is their error.

 

[ducklvr3]

https://www.ebay.com/p/110-Volt-Wit...r-Motor-110v-Socket-Connect-4-Hour/1383289280

 

[Zeroforhire]

I just bought the motor with a plug. I was hoping to not have to spend any more money if I could wire this.

 

[Zeroforhire]

I just bought the motor with a plug. I was hoping to not have to spend any more money if I could wire this.

 

[ducklvr3]

Any luck

 

[awmosby]

Assuming it is powered by 110 volts, you could just wire it to a lamp cord, but it would turn continuously. At least, going off the rating from the motor on my generic turner, the one controlled from a PCB turns at 3 RPM, so your eggs would be turned about 6 times per minute. The motor you linked to (going off the description for a similar model on Amazon) is only turning at 1/240 RPM--a full revolution every 4 hours.