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Good Day there all you Canadians! :leaf: I've noticed there be a buncha nationalities starting up threads...... Ware be The Canadians! i know we out there.... I is! So this thread is for all us Wonderful Canadian Growers that wanna make this world a Greener place!.... And I mean MJ...

Hay man, your flavor choice if ya don't like salt.... But, to Snails and Slugs it's Acid! make the circle 10' round if ya want, you just have to carry more salt! and make sure you check that circle for them after you doo it, don't need no stow-aways! there slimmy skin don't do good with...

Hay man, take some table salt up there and make a little shallow troff in the soil, get the salt laid in a circle around that buety.... it'll keep them pric slugs and snails away!

LOL, No, it ain't cheap.... $120 per 4'x8' sheet, and my local Drywall supplier carries it, if ya get it from the soarce it's bout $20 cheaper, but shipping costs for the size..... Find a Drywall supplier, they should carrie it, it's about the only drywall out there to sound proof...

Vary nice looking plant! Man i gotta do an outdoor show next year!

Good day there.... the cloner is a rez, but the Veg system is seperate, and Yes you can just use 1 deep jug for the Veg and Flower systems, But... Then it becomes something different... Aquaponics, DWC or what not... Aeroponic systems keep the roots seperate from the Rez..... And the more...

There is a Canadian company that makes "Quiet Rock" . I have dot it and used it in my rooms and can safely say the stuff works awesome! here's the link...

Hay man, thankz for the reply..... And i know just like most that it would be eacier to use the 240v ballest, but when you already have a fortune invested in a buncha 110v ballests, you gotta go with what you have! utilizing things like converters that are way over rated for the application will...

good day there.... you got 2 options..... 1- Sand the jug top lip with fine grit sand paper then add weather striping, might be the finish on the plastic is too shinny and slick... 2- Try a Different brand.... Those are the only suggestions i got... sorry.... hasn't happened to me...

Yes sir i am, and thank you for the help, and gauge of the wire is a help too....... i just wanna keep everything under loaded so i don't have probs in the future...... :joint: ..................................... :hump:

hay there, thankz for the reply..... Lumtec Digital Ballasts come Pre wired for each Voltage (at leaste in canada) With 5 Years warrentie.... WHY would you Waste the warrentie by cracking the case! i've already had to return 1 before..... I make my perchases with the future in mind...

Hay there, thankz for the reply.... i personally would use one atleaste twise the power i need, thinking of the 5000w, that way i can add stuff too... they are all rated 30amp steady use, probly be less hard on that unit, maby add to it's life.... but thats what i'm trying to find out, if they...

And if they'll work for it, they are SO much cheaper then store bot or built 240v to 110v boards... the only reason i wanna use 240v is so i can bring the garage 240v into my room, round 75+ feet, probly closer to 100, wanna split the hydro use between 2 meters... think it'll be hard on a...

Same here, just outa my knoledge ........ thankz tho..... :joint:

i think i should have posted this here.... Got a question, been lookin at these 224v/110v step up/step down converts, they are supposed to be steady use and have way more watts then what i would need, i'm wanting a cheap way to convert 240v to multiple 110v lines...

Ya, thankz, but it didn't answere the Q....... found it on page 18...... Guess i'll just have to keep bumping this thread in the hopes of finding the answere....

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Come on all, there has to be someone using or have tryed these, or any electicians with advice?............ .................................

Got a question, been lookin at these 224v/110v step up/step down converts, they are supposed to be steady use and have way more watts then what i would need, i'm wanting a cheap way to convert 240v to multiple 110v lines.... http://www.220-electronics.com/Transformers/trans/simranreg.htm...