What's a good incubator that I can get

[Purplelove]

I'm new to this incubating stuff. I just lost 9 eggs in my current incubator so I'm looking to get another one.
I'm doing this for a hobby and to help grow my chickens. I don't need anything too complicated or fancy but I want it to be accurate.
I didn't have a egg turner in my current one so I want that. Plus I want a good thermostat for both humidity and temp. I don't think my current one was accurate with either of these temps.

 

[AmyLynn2374]

I'm new to this incubating stuff. I just lost 9 eggs in my current incubator so I'm looking to get another one.
I'm doing this for a hobby and to help grow my chickens. I don't need anything too complicated or fancy but I want it to be accurate.
I didn't have a egg turner in my current one so I want that. Plus I want a good thermostat for both humidity and temp. I don't think my current one was accurate with either of these temps.

I'd consider the Hovabator 1588 unless you can afford the more pricey Brinseas. As for thermometer/hygrometers, you can always check the ones you have by using the salt test for hygrometer and the ice test on a glass or medical thermometer. Many people highly recommend the Brinsea spot check as well.

 

[sonjab314]

I have both the Brinsea 20 advanced and 2 Hovas 1588. I like them both but for different reasons. If you are looking for a good base model, get the Hovabator 1588 with egg turner. I like the Brinsea because it is more accurate that the Hovabators. I put a thermo/hygrometer in the Hovas while they are running. Just make sure you calibrate the thermo/hygrometers first. Good luck on your future hatches and

 

[Purplelove]

Thank you both for the info! I appreciate it!!

 

[AmyLynn2374]

Thank you both for the info! I appreciate it!!

You're welcome.