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[twigg]

Who wants one?

http://www.brinsea.com/products/cit.html

 

[CARS]

I'll have to read that tomorrow. (I stayed up too late last night watching a bator cam).

I thought you were just going to link us to a picture of a silkie or someother broody breed

 

[HappyHatch'en]

Sounds very interesting...I would like to read more about this research, keeping an open mind....Thanks For Posting
HappyHatch'en

 

[cariboujaguar]

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that's what I thought also

 

[Cara]

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Well if you're offering....

 

[twigg]

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Well if you're offering....

Well it's about 3500 bucks .... give me time to save up

 

[Cara]

Christmas it is then

 

[HappyHatch'en]

mmmmmmmm....should I invest in this technology or manufacture a wood cabinet incubator???? I'm still interested in learning more...brinsea products do look well built....so their research must be on the up and up. I would like a copy of the prof. from NY to read.

 

[twigg]

HappyHatch'en :

mmmmmmmm....should I invest in this technology or manufacture a wood cabinet incubator???? I'm still interested in learning more...brinsea products do look well built....so their research must be on the up and up. I would like a copy of the prof. from NY to read.

No one is going to spend this much to hatch a couple of dozen chicken eggs.

Not all eggs are so cheap though. Brinsea works closely with a lots of zoos and breeding programs where the eggs may cost many hundreds of dollars each, or simply be irreplaceable. They need every egg to hatch.

I just thought it worth sharing. It's like Formula 1 Motor Racing. What they are doing now, we get on our cars in 10 years.​

 

[Leah-yes I know I'm crazy]

The science behind it is interesting...the contact radiation. Sounds like the electric skillit isn't just a kitchen counter idea anymore.
Twigg, I admire your foreward thinking positive attitude. Maybe ten years from now we can all try one out!