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JRHUNTER
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Sportsman Incubator Question
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April 28, 2004, 12:29:08 AM »
For those of you sportsmans, I have a question. There are, I think, 4 little holes in the back of the incubator with a cap to open and close them. These are for humidity. My question is how many do you have open and how much are they open? I need the right humidity for quail eggs. I know how much I need but was wondering about the holes in the back. Thanks for the help.
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Arkansas Birdman
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Sportsman Incubator Question
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April 28, 2004, 01:20:59 AM »
The holes in the back are used to adjust your humidity. If your humidity is to high, open one up a little more. If the humidity is to low, close them a little at a time till you get your humidity set where it needs to be. It may take you a day or so to get it set correct. Just open or close 1 at a time.
Hope this will help.
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Fishin 1
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Sportsman Incubator Question
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May 01, 2004, 11:13:08 AM »
My 1202 has three holes at top and three holes at bottom, I have only one hole at top and bottom open a little less than half way right now and it is holding at 60%. Hope this helps.
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chizekfarm
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Sportsman Incubator Question
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May 02, 2004, 10:05:13 AM »
i dont have a sportsman but my incub. lit said that the bottom hole is used as a exhaust. as the chick grow inside the eggs they are breathing oxygen and they inturn are creating carbondixide. which that could lower your % of hatch good luck
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