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Very cool, man. I'm sure many will be pleased.

Agreed. I used a bottle, ran out and nothing changed.

I've heard at least one claim of those things going tits up. Not nearly as bad as the cap timers though. Should hold you over for awhile. They do make a 3 prong as well, btw... Actually, the one I was thinking of was very similar, but green. They make a 3 prong. Not sure about this company?

Nice call. Those of us in the hp aero world are very familiar cavadge's journey. As well as anything else that can be dug up on the net. For me it all started with the atomix, and scavenging any bit of info on that system. The system I've put together is, in my opinion, going to mimic that as...

I'm not that familiar with the stinkbud system. Is it a combo of nft/aero? I would be a bit concerned about 45 min off time. Roots could very easily dry out in that amount of time. But again, I'm not that familiar with the system. You ideally want to wet the roots, and then let them have a dry...

It's all good. I can attest to 15 on/off times. They actually worked quite well in my old system. I'm off to greener pastures now. Here's a couple of pics from that grow...

Totalnewb builds his own 555 timers. That's cool. But to assume that anyone who can't do so is an idiot... Not so cool. You can run 15 on, 15 off. It's not ideal, but it'll work. I recommend the 422 flip flop timer. It is $100, but will last the test of time, and can be adjusted to...

Apparently I'm a cheap bastard as well. Got the same two pens. This seems to be a pretty popular meter around here... http://goodhydro.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=134 Though I don't know if this is the best price, as I am not ersonally buying one, didn't shop around.

Ok, so to touch on this, and your other statement in another thread... Use whatever pump you want, so long as it creates enough pressure to atomize solution to the 50-80 micron level. One minute on time is waaaay too long to achieve root hairs. Droplets will form destroying them immediatly. So...

https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/458316-quantitative-airstone-test-end-hype.html Posted a few days ago. Should answer any questions you have.

Short answer. No, the aerojet doesn't come close to true aero, despite their claims. You could build that system for less than $200. The setup you describe sounds like it has way more PRV's than necessary. One PRV per system is all you need. You could build a true HP aero machine for less than...

Same thing happened to me, lost about 50% of my fan leaves. Plants were super big & healthy, and recovered pretty damn fast. I probably would've yielded more without that little mishap, but they finished strong. I wouldn't give up on em until you've given them a chance to recover. If it doesn't...

80 X 6" plants. Seems a whole lot easier to grow a couple trees, and be done.

I think that some people are more venerable to shady sales promises than others. And, don't have knowhow to build shit themselves. I wouldn't have paid $500 for that flimsy looking POS.

Sounds to me like a spokesman for growcults atomizing dremel. Thanks, but no thanks. : )

Agreed, but if you really want info on the subject, you're gonna have to learn to use a search, and read the countless threads posted on this very site. People are likely very tired of debating a question that has been covered so many times. :-)

I can't really bitch, I only run one MH & one HPS. They treat me well, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't curious as to how a $20 sylvania sized up.

Damn, I opened this thread this morning when there were only like 2 posts. Great test as far as I'm concerned. This shit is spensive enough already. Please someone talk me out of hortilux bulbs, lol.

Would it be too much to inquire about pump, nozzles, timing, etc...? Those are some of the best looking roots I've seen. I think I can speak for many, in that we must know more about your setup. Thanks.

Dems some good lookin roots, for sure. From a 5 gallon bucket even. Damn. More info on the system, please. Above the Lid pics would be sweet as well. Nice job!