I found this on MMH website. It holds 3-7 eggs http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/product/three_egg_full_auto_incubator.html
I've heard that R-Com incubators are good, but I have no experience with them. I also know that they are very expensive.
Sounds expensive to me. The Brower top hatch is only $130 and it holds up to 3 dozen eggs. I've seen many other brands/types of incubators for less than that little one. It maybe worth buying the bigger ones and only putting in the few you want.
If you're feeling savvy.... maybe you could build yourself a small bator from a small cooler instead of the huge one I built Miss Prissy has made a breadbox bator Would be cheaper
Well it says that all you have to do is put in eggs and change water. I really think that if I tried it with a manual incubator I would kill all the eggs.
Dont sell yourself, or the technology short. Like I said, get the Hova Genesis PRESET incubator. You dont manully adjust anything and youll save some money. If you dont like incubating you can resell if for a fair price.
...and maybe after killing a few eggs you'll become an expert hatcher! Don't worry about killing a few eggs, just jump in and do it! (I shouldn't be talking here...I have a still air hoovabator and my hatches are terrible...although I have only tried it a couple of times so far...right now it is in the closet...I really should pull it out and try it again:>) One day I will know what I'm doing! hahhaa
Quote:With a 1588 it is the same thing. I have not made a single adjustment in over a year. The last time I even looked at my thermometer was about three days ago, I think. I just add water 2-3 times per hatch and that's it. The 1588 costs less and will hatch from 1-42 (chicken) eggs. If you ever want to start hatching more in the future you will not be able to increase the capacity of the R-Com. Richard