That throws yet another variable into the already tricky incubating methods and which variables to tweak, lol. Good luck and keep us posted! Day 7 for my batch is tomorrow, so I will check them when I get home from work and post the results! I may weigh them, too, to compare to their original weights.
So umm...yea...I threw 3 of my backyard mix eggs in the bator too.
CHICKEN MATH!
Not sure what happened there? She sent 15 extra eggs...They are gorgeous little Coturnix eggs. The Marans eggs came today. I pulled 8 bantam and 4 large fowl Ameraucana eggs that were still clear @ Day 5 1/2. I added some 55 Flowery Hen & Bielefelder eggs for a friend. There were two spots left so I put in a couple more of my barnyard mixes. I had to use the Hovabator 1602 that I hate for the quail. I can't keep the temp stable in that darn thing. I didn't want to waste those pretty little eggs though. 
Hopefully I can figure it out.
Oh my goodness! Those little embryos are pretty resilient. Hopefully it didn't effect them at all!
If the fan was out 101.6 isn't too bad! For still air I think the recommended temp is around 101-102. So maybe a blessing in disguise? My AC went out on Tuesday, so my incubator's temp has been very inconsistent. It was reading 101.6F when I got home from work yesterday. The blower motor was bad and the replacement didn't get shipped on Wednesday. Then yesterday it was storming again, so he couldn't replace it (too much lightning in the area). Hopefully today 
Not holding my breath on this set of eggs now, though!
 
@KikiLeigh02 it looks like we have the same external hygrometer/thermometer backup! (Pic 2, the sensors are the same as mine.)
