Well played sir.yeah my tools are mostly snap- on....very valuable.....i keep my most valuable stuff in that box. It's built like a safe. (How's that for a come back)....
What did you expect them to do? Get up and walk away?This is what happens when you leave eggs on the back burner and the oven is on.
That might be frowned upon by some........but they do make these things called dog kennels....not sure how they work but it might be worth investigating.
You'd expect some benefit from that. I think the most important part of temp control is the location of the thermostat (or the probe, if it's that type) and the amount/direction of the air flow. Better air flow means more consistent temps across the entire incubator. Correctly placing the sensor makes the heating element more closely track the ups and downs in temp.
Might have to repaint the wall, but yeah
yes a wafer thermostat keeps it where it should be, I even had the bators open a quarter inch all night and they held temps fine with two light bulbs, not a dip in the temps
ok thought so, but with you never sure! It is true
OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! awwwwww Phil!yeah my tools are mostly snap- on....very valuable.....i keep my most valuable stuff in that box. It's built like a safe. (How's that for a come back)....
good luck!!!! I think you will be fine as long as they are not direct hit from the fan...
good for you! but check in at times, I would miss you!
