Hatching Time Incubators? Opinions?

[3RLivestockandFowl]

I've recently been hearing people raving about the Hatching Time Incubators and wanted to see who has used them and what their honest thoughts and opinions are about these incubators in general and especially using for peafowl eggs?
I've always used GQF's and I feel like after some trial, I have mine finally dialed in and working to my benefit, but is there a better option out there?
I'm thinking of maybe trying a hatcher first, before diving off into their incubator but again looking for anyone that has actual experience with their products.

 

[KsKingBee]

I too have heard good things about them but I have no working knowledge with them. Pea eggs are very hard to incubate, and the best performance is achieved with tight humidity control.

 

[SouthernParadise]

I've recently been hearing people raving about the Hatching Time Incubators and wanted to see who has used them and what their honest thoughts and opinions are about these incubators in general and especially using for peafowl eggs?
I've always used GQF's and I feel like after some trial, I have mine finally dialed in and working to my benefit, but is there a better option out there?
I'm thinking of maybe trying a hatcher first, before diving off into their incubator but again looking for anyone that has actual experience with their products.

I have a hatching time incubator/hatcher. I love it. Temps and humidity are always within .1 of the additional temp/humidity sensors I use. With chickens I have a 95% hatch rate. This year I only had 2 blood rings out of over 200 eggs I set. And that was most likely because the eggs had been sitting for too long before I set them. It has a specific setting for goose eggs which does the automatic cool down period. I set just four pea eggs this year and all four hatched. Last year it was 3 out of four. Easy to clean as it has a front and rear door. Two air intake vents. Has a gallon size water tank that can be expanded if you want a second one. Has internal light, auto turners, water tray, and hatching baskets that come with it. You can purchase the larger rails for pea/goose/duck. I also purchased the fence dividers so I can hatch out several breeds at a time. The only downside is that the viewing window is small and will frustrate you to no end when it comes to seeing the hatch. User instructions are a cinch. And if you ever have questions, they have a live person that will walk you through anything. I give it a 9 out of 10 (1 off for that viewing window )

If you have any specific questions just let me know