Is this a good incubator?

[chicken4prez]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-equestrian-...er/1347266434?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

 

[Spartan22]

Waiting for others to chime in since I’m not familiar with this one. A friend and I been hatching with Brinsea ovation EX since last year, with 4 batch of hatches between the 2 of us we have near 100% all the time. I’d been looking at a lot of incubators for a while, it seems like spending a little bit of money on good ones pays off in the end. Especially the ones with accurate reading on temperature and relative humidity, the automatic feeding of water and automatic turning helped a lot for peace of mind and successful hatch.
I had almost purchase an incuview for good report but The last minute decided to go for a better one.

 

[chicken4prez]

Oh yes for sure. Sure, it might cost you a bunch but it will last you a while and ensure healthy and alive chicks. :-D

 

[Mysimplewyominglife]

I have seen ones like those and a lot of ppl swear by them. But if that is the one you want to go for I'm unsure just based on the fact the cord has been chewed. I have a chinese unbranded 48 egg plastic bator and it's doing really well I have a few small staggered hatches and have used this to incubate them and hatch them out in a brinsea maxi II eco 30 egg (well I did) now I have a heka incubator that I have hatched out in.

But I have the chinese unbranded all most full and all the eggs are growing.. well minus the badly shipped buff orp eggs I got (12 in total to scrambled to grow) and 2 unfertile turkery eggs. it looks like the one in the link below

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Digital-...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

 

[chicken4prez]

I wasn't planning to head out tomorrow to grab it because I want to ask for all of your opinions first before I buy an incubator.

Interesting. Thank you!