Dude...I was worried about you when the others told you to use an A/C fan that wired directly to a cord. What I've always done (and I've built several incubators over the years), is use a 12V D/C fan from Radioshack. Then get like a 6V or 9V (or even better, and adjustable) adapter. The plug has a transformer in it, it steps the voltage down to where you need it, and the fan wont run like its trying to get your set-up airborne. I've found that you need just enough voltage to get the fan gently turning for best results in an incubator. Good luck!

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• More ?? about fan in incubator - CaseyWagner, Sun Jan 29 19:11:59 2006
• RE: More ?? about fan in incubator - JP, Sun Jan 29 19:21:58 2006
• RE: Ok another question - CaseyWagner, Sun Jan 29 21:04:28 2006
• that should work fine...100MA = 0.1 A..........nm - JP, Mon Jan 30 07:36:27 2006
• RE: More ?? about fan in incubator - coldthumb, Sun Jan 29 23:14:17 2006
• No expert, but some thoughts...... - JP, Mon Jan 30 06:40:54 2006
• How big is your incubator? - mikebell, Mon Jan 30 10:25:39 2006
• I think i have it now - CaseyWagner, Mon Jan 30 14:47:06 2006