Do I have the temp right?

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I have just finished making my bator. I have had it going for nearly 4 hours and it seams stable to me. I havent put in my eggs yet as I wanted to make sure I had the temp right. At the moment it is reading 97.5 F. Is this ok? or does it need to be higher
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Thankyou for your help x
 
Congrats on making your own bator. It's a good feeling. I keep mine at 99.5 and I always let my bator run for at least 24hrs before I put any eggs in. It usually takes mine that long to get the humidity working right. Good luck.
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No fan in incubator, no sure what type or where to get one from?
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Is it a fan that would produce warm air ?
 
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A fan, like the little fan on a computer tower. It is used to circulate the warm air. Temp of 99.5 for an incubator with circulated air. I believe a still air (no fan) the temp should be 101. or 102. or something like that. Check some other posts on that, as I am not for sure. Mine has a fan, and I am not real sure on the still air.
 
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A fan, like the little fan on a computer tower. It is used to circulate the warm air. Temp of 99.5 for an incubator with circulated air. I believe a still air (no fan) the temp should be 101. or 102. or something like that. Check some other posts on that, as I am not for sure. Mine has a fan, and I am not real sure on the still air.

I thought it was the opposite?.. still air: 99.5
circulated: 101-102
 
Thankyou, I think I will do the still air bator. And I am thinking of changing my bator a little. Maybe have the light at the bottom instead of the top. Not sure....
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Just want to get the most heat from my light. I have another box if it goes wrong.

Thanks for the advice x
 

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