Hi hope you're doing well I truly like the wonderfull work you're going, thanks at lot for sharing all this with us, It's possible to help me when I will be ready to build my incubator please?
@@duyus07 Well I'm glad. Be sure to be aware that, though such structure is space saving, its also very expensive and comes with the price of airborne diseases spreading faster
@@iddrisumoomin2957 It will be tricky. you may have to add a ventilator or drill some holes into your incubator. but you may have to play around it a lot to get the right mix of humidity settings
Yes you can calibrate your controller board to turn on with the heating element. The controller board settings will determine when the fans goes on or off. I did explain in the video. We made our settings so that the fans always turned with the heater, and when the heat is too high, some of the fans stop and others stay on to cool the heater down (circulate air), as well as continue to distribute the heat.
hello sir, what materials do you use inside incubator for isolation? I need the name of that material please. I'm living in Cameroon, where can I get it please?
I used an insulation sheet from a local supplier in Ghana www.mykitghana.com/product/insulation-sheet/ You can google "incubator insulation sheet" and find many different materials on offer. I hope this helps. Good luck
That is the insulation foil to keep the heat inside, as well as prevent changes in temperatures and humidity from outside of the incubator influencing the temperature and humidity in the incubator
Just wanted to know how you managed to control oxygen and carbon dioxide, like is there a formula guiding the hole sizes in relation to the number of eggs?
You do not need to worry about oxygen or carbon dioxide in incubation. What you need to worry about is the Heat/Temperature and Humidity levels. For temperature, it needs to be 37.5 degrees for chicken eggs. Humidity has to be below 50% for the first 18 days of incubation and above 65% for the last 3 days before the hatch
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thank you
Very insightful keep on the great work.
thanks bro
Hi hope you're doing well I truly like the wonderfull work you're going, thanks at lot for sharing all this with us, It's possible to help me when I will be ready to build my incubator please?
I will be holder seminars and hosting short workshops on these and many topics in the future. We will alert everyone when we start signing up
Wonderful work
Wow...congratulations... am following and really inspired by your projects...am also trying to copy some of ur structure
I'm glad I inspire you. Which of my structures have you successfully copied now?
Am planning to copy the double layer chicken houses
You really opened my eyes of the proper use of space...have some incubating so have about 2 weeks to set up something
@@duyus07 Well I'm glad. Be sure to be aware that, though such structure is space saving, its also very expensive and comes with the price of airborne diseases spreading faster
@@duyus07 Oh do you hatch your own eggs too?
Hi where can I get the temperature gauge and higrometer to buy
Hi, I just want to find out what is the source of heat, are you using incandescent light if so how many and what the wattage of the bulbs
I'm using a 500 watt heating rod. The full detailed video should be ready soon
Nice god bless 👍
thanks
Where did you get the aluminum foil and why did you use it
I bought it online and it is to insulate the incubator from loosing heat/humidity, as well as keeping outside temperatures out
Hello, I would like to know what type of thermostat you use.
It came with the XM-18 controller
show how to made clearly the process and each dimention.thank you
thank you. I will do this for the next video
Please I want to build My but I only have temperature control will it be possible to build without humidity control
I like your project
yes you can build without the humidity control. but that also means you won't be able to control your humidity, which will affect your hatch rate
@@AIS.FarmResorts like how can I control the humidity without humidity control
@@iddrisumoomin2957 It will be tricky. you may have to add a ventilator or drill some holes into your incubator. but you may have to play around it a lot to get the right mix of humidity settings
@@iddrisumoomin2957 It would be difficult to control the humidity accurately if you don't have a humidity controller I'm afraid.
Do fans only turn on when the heating element is on?
Yes you can calibrate your controller board to turn on with the heating element.
The controller board settings will determine when the fans goes on or off. I did explain in the video.
We made our settings so that the fans always turned with the heater, and when the heat is too high, some of the fans stop and others stay on to cool the heater down (circulate air), as well as continue to distribute the heat.
hello sir, what materials do you use inside incubator for isolation? I need the name of that material please. I'm living in Cameroon, where can I get it please?
I used an insulation sheet from a local supplier in Ghana www.mykitghana.com/product/insulation-sheet/
You can google "incubator insulation sheet" and find many different materials on offer. I hope this helps. Good luck
@@AIS.FarmResorts thx
How do u manage power blackouts?
we have a small generator
what is that silver shinning material in the incubator?
That is the insulation foil to keep the heat inside, as well as prevent changes in temperatures and humidity from outside of the incubator influencing the temperature and humidity in the incubator
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Just wanted to know how you managed to control oxygen and carbon dioxide, like is there a formula guiding the hole sizes in relation to the number of eggs?
You do not need to worry about oxygen or carbon dioxide in incubation. What you need to worry about is the Heat/Temperature and Humidity levels. For temperature, it needs to be 37.5 degrees for chicken eggs. Humidity has to be below 50% for the first 18 days of incubation and above 65% for the last 3 days before the hatch
what is the specifications of your incubator ie the design spec
I didn't intend to make the incubator for sale, so the design specification is very customised to my needs on my farm.
@@AIS.FarmResorts I understand, but can't you give rough specification so that when making the same l won't get way wild