Quote: That may work - perhaps I can even create that in my head - every week or so, just think "OMG, Sally might come over this weekend!!!!" and then I'll go into a frenzy (gotta impress Ms. Sally!!!)
OK, so I was having a hard time reading the calibrated thermometer display in the incubator this morning as I walked by on the way to the kitchen to make coffee (it had shifted), so I opened the incubator very quickly to shift it. Then when I swung by about 10 minutes later, the temp was only 99.6°F - as I watched, the next reading was 99.2, then next 99.0, then 98.8... (I got it switched to F). I watched, and it kept slowly going down! I though, OMG, what's wrong with this incubator???!!!
So I took the calibrated thermometer out and did the data logging download (logs the temp and humidity each minute) - solidly running between 100.5°F and 101.2°F all night (which is where I wanted it), until this morning. As I was putting it back in, I realized - I must not have put the lid back on correctly the first time (in my caffeine-deprived state), and it was losing heat.
USER ERROR!!!!!
It's holding a very nice 100.6°F now, thankyewveerymuch. (Humidity is higher than I'd like at 45%, but ambient humidity is 72%, so that can't be helped - it'll come back down soon now that the lid is back on properly
, and it's supposed to dry out this weekend.)
So... everyone out there, ensure good lid placement practices. In fact, I would strongly recommend NOT touching the incubator until you've had AT LEAST two cups of coffee.
REMEMBER, COFFEE SAVES CHICKS' LIVES!!!!!
- Ant Farm
I am a user error LOL I will be right over dear!!! and get cooking too!! me wants good bread!!! cause I SUCK!!!
Good Morning Everyone!
Good Morning Sally!
Morning again Mike!