Styro-bator has a turner now!! PICTURE HEAVY!!! UPDATED!

im gonna see if the other temp. gauges say the same thing...this one has had issues before....
 
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no, i don't. i wasn't thinking about getting into the whole wires and stuff like that. Trust me, i am the worst mechanic ever!
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77, looks like you've done a really good job building your styrobator!
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The fan you can probably get by without, but, I do think you will have to have a thermostat of some kind. Otherwise, there is no way to regulate the temperature and it will just keep getting hotter and hotter 'til your eggs are sunny side up.
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I bet if you show your Dad your new incubator and ask him nicely, he will be more than happy to help you put a thermostat inside.
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In exchange, he might even want to borrow it sometime.
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Yep, I agree on needing the thermostat..
I was using a dimmer before and just couldnt get it stabilized..Now I've got a hot water heater thermostat..And things are looking better..

I also moved all the hardware from a styrofoam cooler to a "max cool" plastic cooler..

We tend to open up all the windows when the weather is cool enough..So there's definitly fluctuations on the house temps..
 
Yes, I know i should do the thermostat thingy, but where do I start???
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Where can I get a "thermostat"??? I barely even know what it is!
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(sorry for being so clueless about that.
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Thanks for all the replies!
 
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My roomate got this one for me from Home depot..

You could print out the picture then take it with you to the hardware store/home depot/lowes
Just find a clerk, and show it to them
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Notice the temp range on this one..
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Hope this helps!
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