as far a an incubator this summer we were incubating some microbial fuel cells in a broken fridge (provides good insulation, not plugged in obviously) and just a small incandescent light bulb. We didn't even control the bulb state....just by trial found the right wattage of bulb at steady state that provided the right temp.
On Monday, December 3, 2012 5:08:13 PM UTC-5, Nick F wrote:
Sorry for reviving an old thread (and hello to you all, first post here)--
During the next 6-8 months I'll be setting up a small home laboratory and it will all be done
at a low budget, which means that alot of the inventory will be home made.
first things of the plan is:
-50 freezer (will try to get as close to -70 as possible, but talking to an expert it requires the use of ammonium, not happy about that plus it's pricy)
-highspeed centrifuge
-autoclave
-incubator (will try and look into adding CO_2 control)
Suggestions?
So when making these things I'll provide my stepthrough for others to look at or perhabs follow if sufficient
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