On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 1:17 PM, John Griessen <john@industromatic.com> wrote:
-Nathan -- On 01/04/2013 02:22 PM, Nathan McCorkle wrote:OK. 12V in the humid/mist will die with a whimper instead of a fire.
I WAS planning on having the 12V heater and 12V fan IN the incubator,
Is the "window dryer" cheap to replace? How humid? Sonic fog
can be like a mist of rain...
Sounds like tough duty for it... but should go for a while. Tell us how long.
The dryer was <$13 on amazon.com with free shipping. I'm planning on having the humidity around 95%, and the temp around 30 C, it looks like I'll be playing right around the dew point. I was also thinking of a mechanically coupled fan, but didn't find something like that in my searching on amazon.com
again:
> I am thinking two dampers (one-way air valves) with a small 100mm computer fan will be sufficient for reducing CO2 levels.
Don't have a picture of that... relative to the jar == ?
here ya go
one fan provides positive pressure for the incubator, the other fan is in the incubator and is just there to swirl the air (relative to the jar, it's just near it)
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