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[Pumpkinpup]

 

[birdsofparadise]

It may not be the thermostats, but their location. If your incubator is in the barn and there is a draft, the thermostats will react to the breeze. I bet in still air they all pretty much come in at 99 degrees plus or minus a degree. The biggest trick isnʻt whether its 99 or 101 degrees as much as its the SAME temperature constantly. Plus 50 - 60 % humidity and turning, of course.

 

[PortageGirl]

Sorry I'm not going to be any help with your problem, I never dealt with incubators, I've never wanted more additions than a broody hen could provide, but...

Happy to meet you! Glad you're here!! Hope you enjoy our company!!

WELCOME!

 

[nicoe]

 

[AllChookUp]

Glad to have you here, nan!

 

[The Chicken Lady]

You'll find lots of great hatching hints and tips here.

Good luck with your hatch!

What breeds are you planning to hatch?

 

[nankipooleghorn]

thanks for the many replies, trying to find digital thermometer, anyone know a good cheap one

 

[Bullet]

you'll defintely enjoy it here!!! lots of helpful info

 

[nankipooleghorn]

thanks chicken lady found a good article on how to compare a thermometer to one you take ur own temperature with, im going to try this method to see what actual temp of mine are

 

[turney31]

hello!