thanks so much, im not too worried about the hygrometers since the humidity is able to be in a wider rangePut them in a zip lock bag, mix some crushed ice and a bit of water to form a slurry and submerge the bag in the ice for a few (5?) minutes to calibrate the temp.
I don't know how you would do the hygrometer, mine all have the remote probe and can be submerged in a salt mixture to calibrate, but there are several methods listed for this on page one.
nice I haven't been to Florida since I was a kid...would really like to get down there....maybe for the Daytona 500 some day.
Oh ain't that the truth...haha...then when you walk way and come back....you play the catch up game....Good morning Ur, Fire, And Dax!
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lol, ok so i just did what you said and they are still a tad off but im pretty sure it is because one was directly facing the ice, so do i just try and get my incubator temp in the middle of them or go with the higher or lower, of course they will be on opposite sides of the incubator too so there may be a fluctuationNo problem. That is what this thread is for. Hatchaholics helping hatchaholics!
