>>Thanks for your suggestion. I did a quick search and found different product available for both companys. Which models of Helix/GCS would you recommend and how much do they sell for? I only have 1 incubator. Also, what do you thing the chances of my eggs still being alive at an exposed temperature of 101F? Thank you in advance.

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>>Greg



A helix type thermostat is going to run you around $100 or more! With a hovabator, your best bet is to keep it in the cool room of the house where the average room temp stays about the same all day long. I used Hovabators up until this season and never had an issue with temp spikes that high. They only varied about a degree or two max.



These people sell the thermostat I currently use on my homemade freezer / incubator. http://www.dsreptiles.com



I hope your eggs are ok.
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