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7/14/2025, 12:26:29 AM
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I didn't have one on hand. this was an unplanned project, spontaneously started at 3:00pm on a Saturday, using only what was available on hand. we live 20 miles from town. I wasn't driving anywhere, for anything, and I didn't spend a single penny, that wasn't already sunk cost investment from prior endeavors. every screw, latch, hinge, glue, etc... was what I had to work with.
I went ahead and moved it into its final service area and put the external wiring & duct cover on. the cover makes a noticeable difference in heat/rest cycles and time. I also removed the extension cord and tidied up the wiring on the turner tray, wiring it directly into the heat circuit.
we have the A419 data, a GOVEE thermometer with 2 probes; one top, front right, one bottom, front, left plus she has her Bluetooth Incubator thermometer sitting on the egg turner. there is quite the gradient between them all. we will let thermal mass stabilize overnight. she will set her quail eggs in the morning.
duty cycle on the heat/turner circuit is about 60/40 on/off. circulation fan is on its own circuit. eventually I will splice into fan circuit and install 4 quick disconnect clips for turner tray removal. this will suffice for our first test incubation.
I didn't have one on hand. this was an unplanned project, spontaneously started at 3:00pm on a Saturday, using only what was available on hand. we live 20 miles from town. I wasn't driving anywhere, for anything, and I didn't spend a single penny, that wasn't already sunk cost investment from prior endeavors. every screw, latch, hinge, glue, etc... was what I had to work with.
I went ahead and moved it into its final service area and put the external wiring & duct cover on. the cover makes a noticeable difference in heat/rest cycles and time. I also removed the extension cord and tidied up the wiring on the turner tray, wiring it directly into the heat circuit.
we have the A419 data, a GOVEE thermometer with 2 probes; one top, front right, one bottom, front, left plus she has her Bluetooth Incubator thermometer sitting on the egg turner. there is quite the gradient between them all. we will let thermal mass stabilize overnight. she will set her quail eggs in the morning.
duty cycle on the heat/turner circuit is about 60/40 on/off. circulation fan is on its own circuit. eventually I will splice into fan circuit and install 4 quick disconnect clips for turner tray removal. this will suffice for our first test incubation.
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