Rcom Pro10 Incubator - Unboxing and first impressions

In today's video we open up, and take a look at the Rcom Pro10 egg incubator and see what it can do.
A cracking little incubator, ideal to be placed on a shelf and let it hatch out your eggs.

[@DarrylMcCullagh]

Have been using this incubator for a year now. Every thing from chicken, quail and now ducks. Brilliant machine, cannot fault it.

[@angrybrit7331]

How much are they?

[@mistaken_stranger8343]

Moral of the story, if someone wants to buy 3 incubators, give them a decent discount

[@emmarowley1096]

About to use my rcom 10 for the first time, definitely the best value for money especially with the candler built in. Fingers crossed my first hatch goes well. And as you stated in your video these instructions are so much better than the Brinsea ones.

[@jbid9999]

Thanks

[@eileenberek9096]

Hello annoy dad yes I do have that incubator at the minute I have bantam eggs in the machine they are now on their 13th day I have candle them out of the 12 one didn't come to anything the machine works very well for me keeps to the correct temperature and found it easy to use regards Eileen

[@NessysSanctuary]

You are out of sink i thought i was losing it.

[@angrybrit7331]

What would you say is the best cheap incubator? I don't want to spend a lot. I just want to try and do a few of my quails eggs

[@AnnoyDad]

Thats the million dollar question. Depends on what you're looking for. The River ET12 manual incubator we reviewed is under £100 and works well.

[@Piggieherdvids]

About to use this for ducks - will report back in 28 days lol. x

[@notevil988]

I want you to get to Sia face reveal