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Incubator?
Hi I was wondering where in the incubator to place the fan? The incubator is like Cueballs. It is an apartment sized refridge turned into an incubator. Thank you.
-Andre
R.I.P. Rena Ross 1-31-07 11:00 A.M. CST
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Yeah ... Cue..wanna show us you incubator set up, I have a small fridgerator that I plan on turning into an incubator...
*Jeanne*
"To acquire knowledge, one must study; but to acquire wisdom, one must observe"
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Re: Incubator?
I am Almost done with mine I got the light in and I am putting plexiglass in tonight or tomorrow and then the fan and heat.
R.I.P. Rena Ross 1-31-07 11:00 A.M. CST
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Re: Incubator?
Originally Posted by Jeanne
Yeah ... Cue..wanna show us you incubator set up, I have a small fridgerator that I plan on turning into an incubator...
I will take some better pictures for you this evening. This works great for a small number of clutches and is easy to make.
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Originally Posted by Regal Boids
I am Almost done with mine I got the light in and I am putting plexiglass in tonight or tomorrow and then the fan and heat.
There are a couple of tricks you need to know about the fan. I would use a small fan intended for use with a computer. These will require an adapter to convert to your home 110 volt electrical system unless you can find one that will plug directly into 110. I have heard that Radio Shack might offer this type. The other thing you need to know about the fan is that it requires a couple of inches of air space behind the fan to work properly. So if you are going to mount to the top of your incubator you will need to make a spacer.
About the plexiglass. I would use two sheets. One on the outside and one on the inside of the door. The air space between them will serve as an insulator and reduce the temp fluctuation. Seal the inside sheet with silicone.
I hope this helps
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i would try and hang it from the top (heat rises) so this would circulate the warmer air and humidity. the temps and humidity will be consistent. the cpu fans are plenty to move a little air in a small bator.
brad, posts some bator pics.
vaughn
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Re: Incubator?
Originally Posted by kavmon
brad, posts some bator pics.
Besides the MRK posts this is the second scariest post of today
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Re: Incubator?
Originally Posted by kavmon
brad, posts some bator pics.
vaughn
LOL.. damn cue didnt think anything of it untill you brought me down to the gutter ... that is funny
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I want more than pics darn it I want instructions LOL. I'm sooooo clueless about building/converting anything. Cue please come live in Ohio just long enough to build me some stuff on my list LOL.
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