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    Anyone use wifi thermometers in their incubators?

    As in a thermometer that you can look online and see the temps when your not home.

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    Re: Anyone use wifi thermometers in their incubators?

    I have hooked up a couple temp/humidity sensors to a Raspberry Pi so I can quickly check his tank numbers from an app on my phone. I'm working on connecting this to a plotting program so I can see how his numbers are trending over time. This is definitely not an easy solution, but as an engineer I enjoy the project.

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    I was looking at something called the temp stick. There are a bunch of brands on amazon just curious if anyone uses them.

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    Plus I wasn't sure if a wifi connection near the eggs would harm them at all.

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