Wet/Dry temp help please and acurite which?

[horsechick]

Hi,
I need help AsAp!
LOL!
Got some eggs I need to move to our tx6 to hatch 2NITE!!!!
I thought I understood the wet/dry temp (I printed out a conversion chart) now I'm completely lost.

I added an acurite w/humidity into it and don't know which I should go by?
I LOVE the ease of use of the acurites, (have two other 1588's and they both hold temp/humidity great- but I only have the acurites in there to so I don't get worried about it being different or second guessing myself)

HELP!!!!!!
Thanks a million!
Angela

 

[Poison Ivy]

I use the wet/bulb and like it so much better then the other thermometer's I was using. Here is a chart it shows the temps in wet & dry. Humidity is 54% on a wet bulb reading of around 85.

http://www.ogpbb.com/accessories/incubation-guide/incubation-period-of-birds.html

 

[horsechick]

Hi,
I'm lost!

Period
(Days Dry Bulb
(F) Wet Bulb
(F) Transfer at day Wet Bulb
(F) Dry Bulb
(F)


Chicken 21 99.5 86 18 98.5 90-94


I want my wet/dry bulb reading 90-94 temp. for the last 3 days?!?! Not 99-100????

and my wet bulb reading at 98-99?!?!

Heck I was worried when it was reading 86 wet by the conversion chart I had printed.

HELP!!!!!!
Thank YOU!
Angela

 

[horsechick]

And where is a vent on a tx6 located?!
Do i have to open?
Thanks!

 

[Poison Ivy]

Here is another site if you go half way down the page it will show you the % in humidity to the wet bulb reading. I printed it out and keep it by my bator.
I don't know anything about the type of bator you have maybe someone else will chime in for you.

http://www.msstate.edu/dept/poultry/avianemb.htm

 

[horsechick]

mine is reading dry 100* and 92* wet.
What humidity is that????

that is the same chart I have printed out, I'm so CONFUSED!

The accurite is reading 100* and 57% humidity......

Thank you for your time Ivy!
Angela



p.s. (this is what its like.)

http://www.cutlersupply.com/store/item.0638.html

 

[Poison Ivy]

Ok your humidity would be about 72% with a wet reading of 92. If your bator temps are 100*

 

[horsechick]

ok, so good enough to put them in?
Thank YOU!
Angela