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Reviews (19)
Dec 28, 2015
Bullz Poop wire that is undersized.
This wire is supposed to be 14ga wire. It isn't. It's thinner than even 16ga wire. This wire specs out at 1.12mm thickness.. 14ga wire is supposed to be 1.62mm. 16ga wire is supposed to be 1.29mm. You can verify this yourself just by looking at the wiki site for AWG (American Wire Gauge). If you're trying to run this to power speakers you're going to be sorely disappointed on the longer runs as your speakers lose power over long distances. If you're trying to use this wire to install lights or other accessories, you're going to be disappointed when you turn them on and fry the wiring because it can't handle the current load... On the bright side, if you read this review and bought the stuff anyways, at least you can't say you weren't warned that you were going to burn your car, boat, ATV, or whatever to the ground when the wire gets hot and catches fire.
Sep 04, 2018
Meh.
The adhesive tape sticks to the truck just fine as long as you clean the truck, but it doesnt stick to the plastic vent guards very well. Especially when it gets hot out.
Oct 06, 2019
Cheap, fairly effective, but not the greatest product of all time.
This is an cheap basic incubator. There's a few things you need to know about it.
1. The gauges are not accurate. Get a real thermometer and humidity tester.
2. There is no way to adjust the humidity. You will have to make something work or deal with near 60% humidity for the entire incubation period.
3. Do not throw away the styrofoam packing material. You WILL want to keep that to help insulate the bottom half of the incubator.
4. The candling LED's suck unless you're using white eggs. Get a dedicated egg candler. Also, if you don't have the entire tray full of eggs, you'll blind yourself when you turn it on and there will be too much light to see much of anything anyways.
5. The squirt bottle for filling the water channel is kind of messy.
All the negatives aside, it's not bad for the price. It did it's job, it's pretty easy to take apart and clean, and you can mod it a bit.
Humidity is based off the surface area of the water inside the incubator. If you split the water channel into thirds, you can fill one of them and keep your humidity reasonable for the first few days, then fill the 2nd and maybe 3rd section as well if you need it. Ideally the best thing to do would be to take some cheap vinyl tubing and run the tubing out the fill hole, or drill a couple more and glue them in place to fill each channel individually..
If you want a cheap basic unit with decent capacity, and you think you MIGHT want to raise a large batch eventually, I'd recommend it. It's a cheap chinese product. For the money I saved and the effort involved in "fixing" the manufacturers shortcomings, I'd say it was worth it. Plus I learned a bit too.