kushforbrains
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I'm on the hunt for a good co2 regulator and timer for a good price thanks for the help in advance also would like to find a luxor reflector for the best price I found one for 320 after shipping
co2 regulator and timer
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superstoner1
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all co2 valve systems run about $100 new. try plantlightinghydroponics.com
BeaverHuntr
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CAP and Titan make good co2 regulators for cultivating. I dont use a timer I use a co2 controller.
kushforbrains
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Do u use the cap temp humidity and co2 device if so do those work well because I would like to get an environmental control but it seems like all of them are 8 hundred to a thousand I saw the cap products they are cheaper but do u no if they are quality products
BeaverHuntr
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Yeah my co2 controller from titan was like 600 bucks a couple years ago.. CAP products are fine. every one has their own preference but CAP is a legitimate brand in the horticulture world.
BeaverHuntr
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Cut the shit out, you copied and pasted this shit in every co2 thread you fuck head.
kushforbrains
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Sorry Kelly that had nothing to do with my question thanks for trying thou
BeaverHuntr
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Kelly is a fucking bot or a spammer I hope the mods catch that shit.. His general hydroponics signature is a link to Advanced Nutes, what a genital wart.
superstoner1
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you really should consider a generator vs a bottle and valve. the new gens emit very little heat and are much more reliable. it cost me $8 a month to run mine.
BeaverHuntr
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Man thats cheap.. I use a controller, regulator and refills on my 20 Lb Co2 tank are 18 bucks a piece. I should invest in a generator all I need is the generator and I already have a propane tank!
BeaverHuntr
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I also recommend buying a co2 controller unless you know how to calculate how much co2 you are expelling, the controllers are pretty much light sensitive so they do all the work for you once the light comes on the controller will expel co2 to the desired setting ( I use 1500 PPM ) and it will keep putting out co2 until you hit the desired mark basically it's plug and play.
hyroot
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Htg's ebay store. Its $60 for regulator. Then find an airgas store. They are all over the U.S. You can get a used 20 lbs. Tank filled for $120. Never buy a new tank. You are going to do a tank swap most of the time When its refill time. Some scuba shops will fill tanks. Then get a 15 min timer from hydro.shop. $15
kushforbrains
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Once I have the money I'm going to get a co2 generator but I got other things on my list to get first but I hope I can get the generator soon. Do any of u no about the sentinal environmental controller with the day and night settings with a sensor u can put 10 feet away from the unit I was looking into getting that or cap products. Do u no anything about the sentinal products? Or know of other environmental controls with day and night settings for less that 800
hyroot
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Sentinal is good stuff But only use a generator if you have a pretty big space. They put out a tremendous amount of heat. Even the liquid cooled ones run very hot. In their sales add. They say they run 100 degrees less than the competition.
Eventually get a co2 contoller/ ppm meter. It will make co2 tank or propane tank last longer. You can get a c.a.p. one for $200. Its the lowest basic model. But woks great.