- Aug 7, 2012
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I put together a new incubator and used my old hardware except for a new styrofoam box.
Anyhow ive only hatched once before with just over a fifty percent success,i had a lot of problems getting the temp. to stay between 98 and 102 degrees.So with the same thermostat i was having problems again.Then i saw something about mods for water heater thermostats.It was basicallt to drill a few holes in it.So i did this and wow! now im staying between 100.4 and 100.5! the light does pop on and off a lot but its great.
I couldnt find the post here to thank someone for the link,it was on youtube under incubator modifications.
I drilled four holes around the small wafer in the silver cover,it helps air to get to the wafer,is how it makes the thermostat more sensative.
Anyhow ive only hatched once before with just over a fifty percent success,i had a lot of problems getting the temp. to stay between 98 and 102 degrees.So with the same thermostat i was having problems again.Then i saw something about mods for water heater thermostats.It was basicallt to drill a few holes in it.So i did this and wow! now im staying between 100.4 and 100.5! the light does pop on and off a lot but its great.
I couldnt find the post here to thank someone for the link,it was on youtube under incubator modifications.
I drilled four holes around the small wafer in the silver cover,it helps air to get to the wafer,is how it makes the thermostat more sensative.
