I am going over some different designs and trying to see what works best for converting a Wine Cooler/Mini Frige into an incubator. My main goal is keeping the humidity and temp fluxuations to a minimal. Consistancy. I was wondering if buying some 1/2" or 3/4" styrofoam type board insulation and lineing the inside of the cooler/frige would help? Or would this cause it to hold in too much heat and overheat? If it would help then I can line the top, bottom, sides, & back but I got the wine cooler instead of a frige because it has the window door. Its double pained but how would that effect it if its all sides but the window?

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• Adding insulation to incubator? - Omnivorous, Sat Feb 28 07:11:44 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Chris_Harper2, Sat Feb 28 09:44:16 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Omnivorous, Sat Feb 28 09:46:47 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Chris_Harper2, Sat Feb 28 09:54:16 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - jpk4, Sun Mar 1 17:49:46 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - bsharrah, Sun Mar 1 18:16:26 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Chris_Harper2, Mon Mar 2 15:20:54 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Omnivorous, Sun Mar 1 17:43:22 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - bsharrah, Sun Mar 1 18:21:19 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Chris_Harper2, Mon Mar 2 15:22:24 2009
• RE: Adding insulation to incubator? - Upscale, Sat Feb 28 10:09:21 2009
• I agree (no post) - Chris_Harper2, Sat Feb 28 13:04:03 2009
• Me too...n/p - tokaysrnice, Sat Feb 28 15:05:52 2009