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    Re: Incubation: egg temperature vs air temperature

    Quote Originally Posted by meowmeowkazoo View Post
    I have the thermostat probe tucked between the eggs themselves.
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    and choose which device to trust. the variance in temperature could be caused by an error in calibration. in choosing thermometers, i use an old school but high quality analog thermometer as reference. i only trust digital thermmos that read to within a half degree of the reference....i still use those that fail my test, but i add or deduct the noted variance to get actual temps.

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