The concept of using a timer to "control" the temperature of an incubator is a burnt-down apartment complex waiting to happen. Without some sort of proper temperature feedback (thermostatic control), there is a good probability that heat can build up over time and possibly set fire to the incubator, especially if the incubator is made out of something flammable like cardboard, etc.
Also, since when does Carolina sell GFP, plasmids, etc. to Joe and Jane Schmoes? Last I heard, they sell stuff like that to only schools and businesses - and they can be strict about exactly what kind of business they will sell it to, too.
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