That is a very generous offer, thank you
Hm, that is tempting... although I will still be stuck finding some other way to deal with humidity right? Although, I do like the idea of the incu-kit in that it has everything and controls temp by reducing and increasing power constantly versus turning on and off.... I am somewhat handy - in that I have common sense and follow instructions well (9 years in the Army - I take orders well, LOL!).
Yes, I thought about that one too, although I do like the idea of the proportional controller on the thermostat of the Incuview. But since I'd need two because I am doing staggered hatching I'd be looking at over $400. That is why I am thinking of trying the $50 "guts" and making my current ones into an icuview... if its possible. I think I may call them and see what they say about my idea.
I have noticed that my shipped eggs like the dry incubation, but then they only hatch well if I only bring the humidity in my hatcher up to 45% and do it slowly over those four days. As soon as they internally pip, I pip a hole in the top of the shell and make sure that their beaks are well out of the membrane, then I bring the humidity up to the 50's. My shipped hatches have gotten a lot better (like going from 10% to 75%) and I am just using a plain old hova-bator.
