I am experimenting with a new thermostat that can only be set in one degree increments. It is the most accurate thermostat that I have experimented with so so far but the problem is in a forced air incubator, it will maintain a temperature of either EXACTLY 100* or EXACTLY 99*. I have never seen it once fluctuate in either direction. I am aware that the ideal temperature should be 99.5*, so which is the lessor of the two evil, 100* or 99*? I am fairly sure they will hatch at either temperature. If anyone has any ideas on how to get my incubator to maintain 99.5* please let me know.
the ones I have been playing with I have been setting at 99 and they swing from 99-100 I just bought a hova bator with the old style snap disc thermostat it has been holding 100 on the money doing it this way I just hatched 16 out of 18
What kind of thermostat? Are you going by the thermostat setting or have you checked the accuracy with another thermometer?
