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Join me on a journey to build a kerosene incubator and turn it into a millionaire-making machine! In this video, we'll explore the DIY process of creating a kerosene incubator, and I'll share my vision for how this innovative project can generate wealth and change lives. Let's build wealth together and make our dreams a reality!



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what is the capacity of your incubator and have you fixed the door?

This is good project you embark on, And it's so great that you want people to learn from your research work.

I built this kerosene lamp incubator in 2020 during the corona virus lock down, it work fine, but it's not perfect enough due to some factors such:

-Not easy to control the temperature
-It required more attention, if i go out in out day it gey overheat and kills developing embryo
-Kerosene is so cost nowadays that it took almost all the profit

In solution to this , I am presently building what I called Semi authomatic incubator, in this I am using solar to generate energy for heat and the fan, and I will install authomatic digital thermometer that could control the heat without human support, the only support it will need is turning of egg.

Thug , installing solar and inverter is costly but it what the investment if you are looking into hatching for business . On a long run you will end up spending more buying kerosene without getting desired result

Tiamiyukazeem:
what is the capacity of your incubator and have you fixed the door?

I don't know the capacity yet .. but the space can contain 50 eggs

GafarOlatunji:
This is good project you embark on, And it's so great that you want people to learn from your research work.

I built this kerosene lamp incubator in 2020 during the corona virus lock down, it work fine, but it's not perfect enough due to some factors such:

-Not easy to control the temperature
-It required more attention, if i go out in out day it gey overheat and kills developing embryo
-Kerosene is so cost nowadays that it took almost all the profit

In solution to this , I am presently building what I called Semi authomatic incubator, in this I am using solar to generate energy for heat and the fan, and I will install authomatic digital thermometer that could control the heat without human support, the only support it will need is turning of egg.

Thug , installing solar and inverter is costly but it what the investment if you are looking into hatching for business . On a long run you will end up spending more buying kerosene without getting desired result

Thank you so much for your input! I've actually been thinking along the same lines about using a solar system for the incubator, and that's why I haven't installed the door yet. I want to design it in a way that allows for temperature control. I completely understand your points about the limitations of the kerosene lamp incubator, and I'm impressed by your innovative solution with the semi-automatic incubator using solar energy and an automatic digital thermometer. It's a great investment for a business-focused hatching operation, and I appreciate your willingness to share your research and experience with others. Thanks so much boss

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no update about your incubator again