Why is it that if I have my thermometer on a block of wood in the STILL AIR incubator, and it reads 102, it is right on and not considered lethal temps.
But if I have that same thermometer on a block of wood in the CIRCULATED AIR incubator, and it reads 102, it is considered DANGEROUSLY close to lethal temps?
I realize that there is no air movement in the still air, therefore temperatures will be lower towards the bottom and higher towards the top, but if the thermometer is laying level with, or just below the tops of the eggs and reading 100, wouldn't they develop just fine?
Can there be that much temperature different in the 1 inch height of my eggs?
But if I have that same thermometer on a block of wood in the CIRCULATED AIR incubator, and it reads 102, it is considered DANGEROUSLY close to lethal temps?
I realize that there is no air movement in the still air, therefore temperatures will be lower towards the bottom and higher towards the top, but if the thermometer is laying level with, or just below the tops of the eggs and reading 100, wouldn't they develop just fine?
Can there be that much temperature different in the 1 inch height of my eggs?