old hovabator still air

charlotteda

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Years ago I got rid of my big incubator.
I still have my old hovabator, still air with auto turner.... for a small batch would it be worthwhile to buy the fan ? its about $30

Thanks
Charlotte
 
yes most deffinatly
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I have found these little fans in all kinds of places and the prices range from $ 3.00 - 12.00, so go look around Ill bet you find one locally for cheap.
 
I have no problems with a still air. I debated putting a computer fan in there but I've been hatching 90%+ lately now that I have it figured out so I don't think the effort or money would be worth it. Your choice if you want to add one or not.

I would replace the thermostat wafer in an older incubator. It's suggested to replace those yearly if you can and they are cheap.

https://www.gqfmfg.com/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=110
 
Thank you for the awesome replies. The one fan I looked at online was for the hover and was about $30. Where else are you guys seeing these .
 
Is it difficult to wire the computer fan in the LG? Details would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
Not at all, first get the fan. Then find a old extra plug. The kind that usually goes to chargers and things. Everyone usually has a bunch laying around that you can't remember what they went to (the end that plugs into the wall should say what it converts to like 12V ect the fan should say on it what volt it is. I believe the plug has to be the same of less then the fan. cut the small end off that plugged into the item you no longer have or can't remember what it was and strip off some. you will then find the smaller wires. Cut the yellow wire off the fan you don't need it. Now just hook black to black ect. cover with wire nut and its done. I covered my wire nuts and part of the cord with electrical tape.
 
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I understand regarding wiring the fan... my problem is to visualize how you attach the fan inside the incubator...

Does anyone have pictures ?
 
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Very helpful...I'll give it a shot on an electrical circuit other than the one that is currently running my incubator!! Thanks a bunch.
 

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