supchaka
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This is my mindset right now too! See what Im saying!
WhoDat Sticky Trap
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whodatnation
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Nizza
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i may have asked you before who but have you considered air pots/ air floors? Im thinking I want these and i will do an organic setup with a drip watering system with catch tray, the pots will all be those air pruner pots and be on a perforated floor that the intake is under. The floor has several holes evenly spaced out and the intake has a filter and diffuser on it, dispersing the intake air up through all the plant pots. Supposedly it increases your yield by a lot , I do a hempy method right now but want to eventually do vertical and maybe possibly a vertical setup like yours with the mover. Keep up the great work that setup is really clean i like how you are constantly building new setups, this must help keep everything nice and clean. Other than that Ill be hopefully keeping up with some of these pages good shit in here and hope that your veggie crops are coming in nice !
Smoothkicksandsmoke
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Shoulda known better than to ask hahahah. Yea I know it's best for an apt. Just blah about the constraints it places on mods. I'll find a way maybe find more supports or something idk.
Clones do make things easier once you find your keepers.
Clones do make things easier once you find your keepers.
Don Gin and Ton
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i'm curious who, is the big can filter a scrubber and your passively filtering into the up top space?
Swamp Thing
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Love the new set-up! Talk about high efficientcy, eh? Great work dude.
btw dig the nickname "Niburu". just read about the meaning of the word and it's origin and think it's super fitting. not to mention a really cool strain name as well
cheers
swampy
btw dig the nickname "Niburu". just read about the meaning of the word and it's origin and think it's super fitting. not to mention a really cool strain name as well
cheers
swampy
whodatnation
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I understand bro, heres to getting a place all to yourself soon! Is a bigger tent an option? If so you can build a sturdy wood frame inside of it.
This may be more than you were asking but...
The fan up top is an 8" 745 cfm split down to 6" for extraction at the top of each cab, then pushes through the filter (manufacturer says you can go either way, push or pull) The face wall with the doors has yet to be put on and not completely necessary because Im still vegging and both cabs are on the same cycle. Once the face wall is up with doors there will be 6" fan for intakes reduced to 4" at the bottoms that will only be on when its given light is running, should still have neggative pressure at that point. The 12k btu through wall ac that cools the small building has a small vent allowing for fresh air intake, I have it fully open. Im also toying around with yeast fermentation in a 16 gallon plastic tank (used for holding soda syrup). Im really wanting to mess with growing mycelium for extra co2 production and would also like to cultivate some mushrooms (both magic and not) for personal use. Im going through this because I have no reasonable way to fill up my tanks, its a shame as I have my old monitor/controller and regulators with 2-20lb tanks. Co2 with a split ac and a larger room is the only way I can currently think of improving this... Maybe some airpots too, I dont want to go hydro for personal reasons.
Im limited on my electrical use, but that is without a doubt part of the equation driving me to improve. Thanks for the kind words.
I also thought nibiru to be fitting
?spacebomb coming to turn your world upside down l0l
Sire Killem All
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what are you using to move your lights?
whodatnation
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whodatnation
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I should also mention I harvested the jh x bd today! I wanna smoke it 
Thundercat
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I wanna smoke it too .
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Smoothkicksandsmoke
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Yea. I was thinking about getting a bigger tent. Maybe next grow. Man you got one hell of an audience.
Java I think you're right.
TC I'm right there with ya buddy. lol.
Java I think you're right.
TC I'm right there with ya buddy. lol.
whodatnation
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Ding ding, solid frosty fruity nugs.
not sure about the motion question though? There are six 2in ball casters for each HZ and they pivot on a 6in x 1/2in lag bolt anchored in the centers.
not sure about the motion question though? There are six 2in ball casters for each HZ and they pivot on a 6in x 1/2in lag bolt anchored in the centers.
Javadog
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Great googly moogly...that is a bodacious cross. "win-win"
Well, it is appropriate that my confusing question would generate
a confusing answer.
...but you got the gist of what I wanted to know. This is very new
to me, but the lights move as one, with one light moving up while the
other is moving down. How does one configure that unit to set the
range of motion? (I am afraid that you did answer this ;0)
Say that the position of one light all the way down and the other all
the way up is "zero". Then the program would be for the light to move
a specific distance, and then to move the same distance in the reverse.
This will return you to zero. In this instance, what sets how far the system
travels before it turns around?
...or does it just move in one direction, with some physical "flip"?
I suppose that I will need to figure out what you meant above...
"2in ball casters" == the "sleds that slide along the rail"
HZ == ?? Horizontal, usually.
I will Google it up. No worries.
JD
Don Gin and Ton
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thanks for the run down! that was exactly what i was wondering I just didn't articulate the question well lol. knew there must be some other fan and AC at work. 16gal yeast fermentation. come off it your brewing BEER aren't you!!! lol if not you should be it's just cosy in those temps for brewing
Smoothkicksandsmoke
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Damn this is getting confusing ain't it. Twin you have some esplaining to do #rickyrecardovoice.
Don I had the same kinda question so at least I didn't feel alone in asking.
Java I think you and Who are talking about two different things. Who means how the hazy susans (HZ) rotate. And you're wanting to know what makes the light rail stop and reverse direction. Or how to configure the distance travelled on the light rail. I did my part. Good luck to both of you. lol.
Don I had the same kinda question so at least I didn't feel alone in asking.
Java I think you and Who are talking about two different things. Who means how the hazy susans (HZ) rotate. And you're wanting to know what makes the light rail stop and reverse direction. Or how to configure the distance travelled on the light rail. I did my part. Good luck to both of you. lol.
curious old fart
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He answered your question. He uses a light rail to move the light. It's just up and down instead of side to side.
cof
Thundercat
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Actually Whos rail is mounted side to side. You can see it mounted near the ventalation in this picture.He answered your question. He uses a light rail to move the light. It's just up and down instead of side to side.
cof
I've never used a light rail but I think they have an auto reverse switch on them. So you set the distance they travel and they just go back and forth over that distance. So Java I would think you would adjust it all the way to the bottom on one side, and then move it to the other end and set the travel distance. (hope I got that right and didn't step on your toes Who)
whodatnation
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In this picture you can see the metal fittings on the metal rail, there is a plastic piece on the motor that when runs into the fitting pushes a switch in it telling it to stop,,, then there is a dial that you can set to determine how long the motor stays stopped until it starts again in the other direction. I have it resting for 30sec each time it stops.
The stops (metal pieces) are fully adjustable to be set at any point on the rail. Iv simply attached the light cords to the mover. I wont lie, it take some tweaking to get the lights exactly right but its works out well in the end.
2" ball caster=
lol pun not intended, I simply really like this song.
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The stops (metal pieces) are fully adjustable to be set at any point on the rail. Iv simply attached the light cords to the mover. I wont lie, it take some tweaking to get the lights exactly right but its works out well in the end.
2" ball caster=
lol pun not intended, I simply really like this song.
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