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[Pensmaster]

not the probe one yet though

And that one might not. Compared the temperature it gives you to 32* If the probe says 35* subtract 32* from that and you get 3* every time you use that probe subtract 3* off of what it tells you and you will have the corrected temperature.
If the probe says 30* add 2* every time you use it to the temperature it tells you and that will be actual temperature.

 

[Pensmaster]

2.9 CELSIUS witch is 37.22 fFahrenheit

Most of the electronic thermostats will let you change to Fahrenheit see if you can get that changed first

 

[chicken hawk 33]

No,its just CELSIUS

 

[Pensmaster]

No,its just CELSIUS

Ok can you send me the make and model number of that probe you have

 

[fire370]

Ok can you send me the make and model number of that probe you have

What's that

 

[Ur-ur-ur-urrr]

Ok I have the probe one at 3.0 CELSIUS FINALY That's the lowest I could get it.and I got the other too exactly 32 degrees Fahrenheit

If the two glass thermometers got down to exactly 32F, then they are calibrated. Those two should be the thermometers you use to set the temperature in your incubator. When the incubator shows the temperature you need to incubate eggs, write down what the digital thermometer is showing. It won't matter what the temp is showing on the digital thermometer, as long as you use the same temperature every time. For example, if you want to run your incubator at 100F... you adjust the controller until both of your glass thermometers show 100F. When they both show 100F, see what the digital is reading. 37.8C is 100.4F, but the digital thermometer may be showing 40.8C. It may be a little higher, or it may be a little lower, but it doesn't matter. Whatever it is reading when the glass ones hit 100F, write it down and keep it on the incubator so you will always know what it's supposed to be reading. In other words, you will use your glass thermometers to set the temp, and the digital one will just be used as a backup.

 

[kwhites634]

@fire370
You still above the table?

 

[Pensmaster]

What's that

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote:
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[Pensmaster]

If the two glass thermometers got down to exactly 32F, then they are calibrated. Those two should be the thermometers you use to set the temperature in your incubator. When the incubator shows the temperature you need to incubate eggs, write down what the digital thermometer is showing. It won't matter what the temp is showing on the digital thermometer, as long as you use the same temperature every time. For example, if you want to run your incubator at 100F... you adjust the controller until both of your glass thermometers show 100F. When they both show 100F, see what the digital is reading. 37.8C is 100.4F, but the digital thermometer may be showing 40.8C. It may be a little higher, or it may be a little lower, but it doesn't matter. Whatever it is reading when the glass ones hit 100F, write it down and keep it on the incubator so you will always know what it's supposed to be reading. In other words, you will use your glass thermometers to set the temp, and the digital one will just be used as a backup. 

Exactly