Harris Farm Nurture Right 360?

[aart]

I ask because i have read these factors vary depending on which incubator is used.

Still air and fan are different....where you measure temp is too(I think).

You'll want to calibrate yours with a thermometer you know to be accurate to be sure yours is accurate too before setting the temp.

Ditto Dat!^^^

I will purchase a thermometer as well to make sure its correct.

I've found that a medical thermometer is the most accurate available.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...incubator-thermometers-and-hygrometers.73634/

 

[ldrchickens]

Still air and fan are different....where you measure temp is too(I think).

Ditto Dat!^^^

I've found that a medical thermometer is the most accurate available.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...incubator-thermometers-and-hygrometers.73634/

thank you so much!!

 

[smithmal]

I purchased some duck eggs from an eBay seller (Welsh Harlequin) and they indicated that the slots were big enough to fill up this incubator with WH eggs (which range from 75-85g in weight/size). My eBay seller indicated that get great results from the HFNR360 (90% hatch rate). Evidently MannaPro has updated these incubators to contain a better fan blade protective cover on new units. For my first hatch I used the Brinsea Mini II advance and which unfortunately cannot turn mid-large sized duck egss, only allows for seven eggs incubated at a time, does not provide humidity data and there's no way to control the humidity so its a no-go for me.

 

[careeka22]

I just had my first hatch in mine and loved it. 20 fertile eggs and 19 made it to hatch day, 2 passed zipping but 17 perfect chicks. Just reloaded it.