On a different topic..
I am a hands on hatcher. I have autoturners but don't use them because..
A: I run still air and need to rotate position to evenly heat the contents of the bator.
B: I prefer to hand turn to simulate the Broody Hens effect of not a gradual turn but a abrupt knock over so to speak.
C: As well helps prevent contamination by a leaking dud.
I had a leaker a couple days ago. When I ran auto turners, those rotting duds would contaminate the water journals.
I was running 3 bators. (tri-monthly hatches) 1 died a couple months ago. The second died very recently, and the oldest which is old and the very first one I ever bought, is in lock down. Now my burden of babysitting the eggs is over. I have 3 days until I get to play egg lady again.. akward.. nuttin to do egg wise. I can stare at the aux meters and hope for a spike?
I am a hands on hatcher. I have autoturners but don't use them because..
A: I run still air and need to rotate position to evenly heat the contents of the bator.
B: I prefer to hand turn to simulate the Broody Hens effect of not a gradual turn but a abrupt knock over so to speak.
C: As well helps prevent contamination by a leaking dud.
I had a leaker a couple days ago. When I ran auto turners, those rotting duds would contaminate the water journals.
I was running 3 bators. (tri-monthly hatches) 1 died a couple months ago. The second died very recently, and the oldest which is old and the very first one I ever bought, is in lock down. Now my burden of babysitting the eggs is over. I have 3 days until I get to play egg lady again.. akward.. nuttin to do egg wise. I can stare at the aux meters and hope for a spike?
Well, we got the message, and stopped posting so much.
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He is not there to conscience object my impulsive pullet purchasing problem..
