"Egg Drop Rates"

#PokemonGO: I have searched around, and I could not find any research I would trust on this subject. Is anyone aware of any reliable research into the drop rates of eggs from Pokestops? I do not mean the distance type or specific species distribution. I just mean the odds of getting an egg given that you spin a Pokestop while having an open egg space and general Pokémon storage capacity.Reason I ask, I have been tracking my eggs for the past few weeks in the wake of the Silph Road's recent article on egg distance distributions. As with that research, I have restricted myself to a single Pokestop; however, I paused the tracking over the Xmas event where baby rates were theoretically increased. This has meant that I very rarely have a full contingent of eggs. The Pokestop in question is two houses down from my home, so if I am merely stepping out to spin the stop, I will accumulate a little more than .1K. I have noticed that when I do this repeatedly (say, in under a half hour per trip), I often go 10-15 spins without an egg. If, however, I walk around the block before spinning the stop (roughly .5K) I approach a 50% chance of getting an egg.Anyway, this may be RNG, but it is worth asking if anyone has previously looked into this so that I can decide if it is worthwhile for me to do so. via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2iZ4bhk