Hi Adam & All

I do the same except only 10-15 cells.  I cover the bottles of hot  
water with a towel, place a piece of paper towel soaked in hot water  
in the cooler and a humidigude battery operated humid/temp meter  
before heading out.  My supplier is near Guelph only 30 minutes one  
way so the cells go from the incubator to the nucs in less than 1 hr  
including travel.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W


On 9-Jun-17, at 10:32 AM, Adam Ritchie wrote:

> I have always used a cooler with a hot water bottle to transport 9  
> and 10
> day old cells - often for 8 hours or more.  I've had an entire batch  
> fail
> to emerge.   Based on the development, I think the cooler must have  
> gotten
> too hot (hard to find the right temp where it will stay warm all  
> day).  Is
> the Carricell unit what is most commonly used?  Looking to ensure this
> doesn't happen again.  Typically I am transporting around 90 cells.
>
> Adam
> Barrie, ON
>
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