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Now as for the chickens, that is more my project than hers. But for all other things.......the "gotcha" starts out with her telling me she doesn't think I can do it!

Yes, but you must understand. I get up for work at 5am. After my shower, I dress and go out to the porch of the chick nursery for a smoke. Then I go in and check the brooders and incubators. I am still waking up! The first time I went to an incubator and saw 37.5 I would have a STROKE! lol

I looked at the stc-1000 but could only find them in centigrate only.

I just ordered 2 of these things for $15 bucks a piece. They say they are accurate to within .3 degrees! They sound awesome for incubator use!! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F05UI8O/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

YEP! That's it...... "Complete 22 Amp for Desktop OR Cabinet Incubator. Includes surge guard. Adjustable between 75 and 120 degrees F. depending on room temperature. You can use this thermostat as a replacement in Hova-Bator incubators OR to build your own egg incubator. 110 Volt AC Power ONLY"

Sally, Correct me if I miss anything please. 1 - 150 quart cooler 2 - ceramic lamp bases 2 - computer fans 2 - 12 volt power supplies (if the fans are 12 volt) 1 - wafer thermometer (edit oops....thermostat) 3 - egg trays misc. Plexiglas silicone (including high temp) foam insulation cabinet...

Well.....the parts collecting for my ~~"DIY CABINET COOLER INCUBATOR" has begun. Today, a friend of mine found me a great "computer fan". But....the great thing about it is, it isn't out of a computer, but rather some kind of a large copy machine. It looks just like a computer fan but a little...

Yeah! Congrats!! Wait....is that Grandma Gif twerking??????? lol

That is extremely awesome! Thank you for taking the time to document your entire efforts. That was very informing.