rj1204
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Due to a transfer for work, I was forced to sell my collection of BP's. I sold everything back in October, everything but an incubator I built myself. I had a buyer but they never showed. The incubator has been sitting in my storage room for the last 2 months and I completely forgot about it. It is a Red Bull incubator with a glass front so you can see your eggs without disturbing temps and humidity.
I bought the Red Bull fridge for $75 and had it gutted out. I put 11" Flexwatt heat tape down the back of the entire fridge and installed metal wire shelves for circulation. I installed a good computer fan (3 different speeds) in the back which is plugged into a multi-connector adapter, should you choose to add fans or even attach fans for another incubator. I am also including six 6 quart tubs with already cut and installed egg crate should you choose to go substateless or use a mixture for humidity. I have not cut any holes in the tubs so you have the option to do as you choose for humidity. Also, I am including a 3lbs bag of perlite and 3lbs bag of vermiculite. Last, I bought a brand new Spider Robotix Herpstat Thermostat with NIGHT DROP option, which will control the temp to the exact decimal you choose. There is room for water bottles at the bottom. This thing took a lot of time and money for me to build and I hate to let it go......total it cost me:
-Red Bull Fridge: $75
-Herpstat ND Thermostat: $150
-11"Flexwatt with connectors: $30
-3 Speed Fan: $15
-Fan AC/DC connector: $17
-6q tubs: $10
-Perlite/Vermiculite: $11
-wire shelving: $10
-Egg Crate: $15
It cost me well above $300 to build, along with plenty of time and effort. This is a GREAT incubator and whoever gets it will not be disappointed! I am willing to let it go for $200. It is for pick up only in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I will respond by email, first come, first serve. Cash only. Thanks for looking!
I bought the Red Bull fridge for $75 and had it gutted out. I put 11" Flexwatt heat tape down the back of the entire fridge and installed metal wire shelves for circulation. I installed a good computer fan (3 different speeds) in the back which is plugged into a multi-connector adapter, should you choose to add fans or even attach fans for another incubator. I am also including six 6 quart tubs with already cut and installed egg crate should you choose to go substateless or use a mixture for humidity. I have not cut any holes in the tubs so you have the option to do as you choose for humidity. Also, I am including a 3lbs bag of perlite and 3lbs bag of vermiculite. Last, I bought a brand new Spider Robotix Herpstat Thermostat with NIGHT DROP option, which will control the temp to the exact decimal you choose. There is room for water bottles at the bottom. This thing took a lot of time and money for me to build and I hate to let it go......total it cost me:
-Red Bull Fridge: $75
-Herpstat ND Thermostat: $150
-11"Flexwatt with connectors: $30
-3 Speed Fan: $15
-Fan AC/DC connector: $17
-6q tubs: $10
-Perlite/Vermiculite: $11
-wire shelving: $10
-Egg Crate: $15
It cost me well above $300 to build, along with plenty of time and effort. This is a GREAT incubator and whoever gets it will not be disappointed! I am willing to let it go for $200. It is for pick up only in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I will respond by email, first come, first serve. Cash only. Thanks for looking!
