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This is the incubator I made last summer for my coturnix and bob's eggs.
The incubator is completely computer controlled, the PCB has a microprocessor running software written by me, and I have control over any parameter.
Features:
-Two point temperature measuring;
-LCD + 2 monostable switch + 1 bi-stable switch interface
-Alarm
-PID temperature control, accurate to 1/10 degree
-Automatic egg turning
-Easy to switch egg trays (quail, chicken, turkey, goose, emu eggs)
-104 quail eggs capacity + equal hatcher tray space (up to 6 eggs capacity for emu eggs)
(because the control board is microprocessor controlled it can be used to do almost anything, now that I don't need the incubator I have wrote a software to use it has a Supplemental Light controller to have my quail laying year round, but I haven't physically implemented it yet)
After it was finished I put it to run for 4 months straight, hatching percentage was more than 90% for fifth day fertile eggs, so I'm pleased with it.
Hope it gives you ideas for your own incubator.
You can see a video of the egg turner motor running continuously in this link
The incubator is completely computer controlled, the PCB has a microprocessor running software written by me, and I have control over any parameter.
Features:
-Two point temperature measuring;
-LCD + 2 monostable switch + 1 bi-stable switch interface
-Alarm
-PID temperature control, accurate to 1/10 degree
-Automatic egg turning
-Easy to switch egg trays (quail, chicken, turkey, goose, emu eggs)
-104 quail eggs capacity + equal hatcher tray space (up to 6 eggs capacity for emu eggs)
(because the control board is microprocessor controlled it can be used to do almost anything, now that I don't need the incubator I have wrote a software to use it has a Supplemental Light controller to have my quail laying year round, but I haven't physically implemented it yet)
After it was finished I put it to run for 4 months straight, hatching percentage was more than 90% for fifth day fertile eggs, so I'm pleased with it.

Hope it gives you ideas for your own incubator.






You can see a video of the egg turner motor running continuously in this link
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