Check this bator out!

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After learning what my old incubator REALLY is.... Lyon Electric instead of GQF like I thought it was, I did a quick search and found the companies website.

Check out this incubator! I think I like the looks of it more than the sportsman. I wonder what the price on them are.

There isn't a distributor near me, but I may have to go check them out next time we go to Houston...

http://lyonelectric.com/dandylyon.pdf
 
That is cool! If hubby doesn't build me a cabinet style and I don't win the one from the raffle for our local poultry association I may take some tax refund $$ and get one like that.
 
Craigs list has an incubator for $50.00 is this one I should consider to start out with ? Brower Top hatch incubator with auto turner
 
I like the looks of it and the two features I really like are the heights of the compartments.. I multitask when I am hatching and it would be nice to just reach in and remove certain eggs without having to take the trays out..

and the airflow, good airflow prevents cold and hot spots..

I did not see any reference to humdiity, however..

I would wager that the least expensive model is around $800.oo
just a guess.........

when are you going to the big city?

.......jiminwisc........
 
I just talked to the folks at Lyon regarding the Dandy lyon incubator. It has a very specific air flow system that forces air down the outside walls and then up from the bottom.

$1895.00 plus freight FOB Chula Vista Ca.

Pricey but looks like a beauty.
 
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I guess I am back to getting Hubby to work his cabinet making magic and build me one.
 
well, I guess my $800.oo estimate was a little low..LOL

If I could get my hands on a set of turning shelves, I would turn an old refrigerator or upright freezer into a bator..
 
I like it, it looks like if a person wanted to make one like it they would start with a basic wine cooler.... Hmmm... craigs list broken wine cooler... hole saw, plastic sheeting, more fans, heating element, solid state temperature controller, Hmmmmm..... :thun
 
The thing I want to see on this one is the air channels in the outside walls. I think the fans blow air into these outer wall chambers to the floor of this model and then air flow up from the bottom. A very nice woman told me that this incubator is very consisitent top to bottom. I am not sure the Sportsman can make that claim.

I think it could be built but would take some very careful planning. I think there is a plenum SP? at the top that distributes the air flow

I think I am going to get with a sheet metal guy see if he can design the sheet metal and build a cabinet around it.
 

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