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I am afraid when I open my incubator in morning for turning the eggs but when I touch the eggs they all are not warm ? Why ?Next morning turn eggs
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I am afraid when I open my incubator in morning for turning the eggs but when I touch the eggs they all are not warm ? Why ?Next morning turn eggs
Why my incubator eggs not warm when I touch them in morning for turning ?It depends on how many times you plan on turning them daily. Most people who hand turn their eggs do not turn them during the night. If you plan on turning them every so many hours, you should turn them the first time when that number of hours have passed.
Normal human body temperature is 98.6°F. The air temperature in a still air incubator is supposed to be measured level with the top of the eggs and is recommended that it be 101.5°F. That air temperature is going to be warmer than the eggs. The actual egg temperature is going to only be slightly warmer than your body temperature. If the eggs felt warm to you they would likely be too hot.I am afraid when I open my incubator in morning for turning the eggs but when I touch the eggs they all are not warm ? Why ?
ThanksNormal human body temperature is 98.6°F. The air temperature in a still air incubator is supposed to be measured level with the top of the eggs and is recommended that it be 101.5°F. That air temperature is going to be warmer than the eggs. The actual egg temperature is going to only be slightly warmer than your body temperature. If the eggs felt warm to you they would likely be too hot.
OK thanksI would guess that your thermometer is not correct, and your incubator is not warm enough. Did you calibrate your thermometer ?
Another issue that I saw today the temperature of thermometer different from center to corners of incubator the eggs I set in corners of incubator I think these are not get exact temperature ?Normal human body temperature is 98.6°F. The air temperature in a still air incubator is supposed to be measured level with the top of the eggs and is recommended that it be 101.5°F. That air temperature is going to be warmer than the eggs. The actual egg temperature is going to only be slightly warmer than your body temperature. If the eggs felt warm to you they would likely be too hot.
That is normal in still air incubators which is why it is recommended to move the eggs around in the incubator so they aren't always getting the cooler or hotter temperatures.Another issue that I saw today the temperature of thermometer different from center to corners of incubator the eggs I set in corners of incubator I think these are not get exact temperature ?
U mean its not issue ?That is normal in still air incubators which is why it is recommended to move the eggs around in the incubator so they aren't always getting the cooler or hotter temperatures.
OK thanks, but I have increase the temp because of corners eggThat is normal in still air incubators which is why it is recommended to move the eggs around in the incubator so they aren't always getting the cooler or hotter temperatures.