Hi all,
I've been lurking on your board for a while and finally registered today. There's so much information here!
I'm looking to buy an incubator and would like your opinion on this model:
Electronic Thermostat Hova-bator Incubator
This NEW Picture Window circulated air incubator comes with a thermometer, plastic bottom liner and with the electronic thermostat regulates itself to the 99.5 degree range! Includes 12 volt transformer which is plugged into 110 v. outlet. Picture window allows improved visibility of the entire incubating and hatching process. Great for school projects. New increased lid depth will accommodate larger sized eggs without an expansion ring. You can use the #ATOI Automatic Turner with this model. Egg capacity without turner is 130 quail,80 pheasant-chukar, 50 chicken, 40 turkey, 20 goose. 110 volts, 25 watts, 18 1/2 " x 18 1/2" x 91/4". (220 volt model not available) UL approved.
Electronic Thermostat Inc. w/Fan 12vDC--110volt
Order #ETPW
@ $132.50
I know I could build one alot cheaper, but I've got gift money to spend and I want to spend it on a reliable incubator!
If I were to go with this one, should I buy the turner or should I do it by hand. I leave for work at 7 am and get home at 4:30. Would I be able to do the hand turning successfully with this schedule?
Also, I 'm still figuring out the humidity thing--is it easier than it sounds or is really hard?
This says it has an egg capacity of 50 eggs--that sounds like alot! Do most people pack them full or go with less?
Thanks for any tips you may have! I'm so glad I found this place!
Becky in WV
I've been lurking on your board for a while and finally registered today. There's so much information here!
I'm looking to buy an incubator and would like your opinion on this model:
Electronic Thermostat Hova-bator Incubator
This NEW Picture Window circulated air incubator comes with a thermometer, plastic bottom liner and with the electronic thermostat regulates itself to the 99.5 degree range! Includes 12 volt transformer which is plugged into 110 v. outlet. Picture window allows improved visibility of the entire incubating and hatching process. Great for school projects. New increased lid depth will accommodate larger sized eggs without an expansion ring. You can use the #ATOI Automatic Turner with this model. Egg capacity without turner is 130 quail,80 pheasant-chukar, 50 chicken, 40 turkey, 20 goose. 110 volts, 25 watts, 18 1/2 " x 18 1/2" x 91/4". (220 volt model not available) UL approved.
Electronic Thermostat Inc. w/Fan 12vDC--110volt
Order #ETPW
@ $132.50
I know I could build one alot cheaper, but I've got gift money to spend and I want to spend it on a reliable incubator!
If I were to go with this one, should I buy the turner or should I do it by hand. I leave for work at 7 am and get home at 4:30. Would I be able to do the hand turning successfully with this schedule?
Also, I 'm still figuring out the humidity thing--is it easier than it sounds or is really hard?
This says it has an egg capacity of 50 eggs--that sounds like alot! Do most people pack them full or go with less?
Thanks for any tips you may have! I'm so glad I found this place!

Becky in WV