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did you paint it because of the gray caulk?
Yes, I didn't like the appearance. I know leaving it white might have reflected more but this is more durable and prevents more leaks.did you paint it because of the gray caulk?
No problem, thanks for stopping in.nice thread dub, thanks for helping.
what kind of filters did you use? they look like the type you use for a refridgerator. can you tell me more on how you made this? thanksI'm not sure if this should have it's own thread but here is my Cheap Portable 50gpd RO System that fills my external reservoir for the flowering chamber. More pictures will come up later. This thing was cheap BTW... Hope my readers like it.
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Sometimes it feels more like I'm leaving notes for myself here more than anything... ha ha ha!
Water supply for the RO filter.
Water hose to PVC plumbing, this is the tap for the RO filter system.
The RO Filter system.
My RO water Reservoir that will soon be plumbed to my flowering chamber reservoir for easy nutrient and ph control outside the tent.
Float valve.
A closer look inside..
Even closer!
Sure, I will go take some pictures tomorrow evening. I'll take the system apart and explain it along with list part numbers or descriptions.what kind of filters did you use? they look like the type you use for a refridgerator. can you tell me more on how you made this? thanks
so instead of using 1/2 pvc you say use flex tubing between fence posting? the mister setup part? or you mean in the middle ?Yes, I didn't like the appearance. I know leaving it white might have reflected more but this is more durable and prevents more leaks.
Note to self (and anyone else doing this):
Use flex tube between chambers. Flex tubing keeps the leaks down.
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In retrospect I would use the flex tubing (used for putting in lawn sprinkler systems) between fence posts and on the main supply T lines going toward each manifold.so instead of using 1/2 pvc you say use flex tubing between fence posting? the mister setup part? or you mean in the middle ?
Why not just a garden hose connector? They usually are sold where you buy RO filters. If not, try an aquarium fish retailer.This is the tap, look in a local hardware store.
That works too... I just grabbed the first thing I saw.Why not just a garden hose connector? They usually are sold where you buy RO filters. If not, try an aquarium fish retailer.
Cool.That works too... I just grabbed the first thing I saw.
The black paint is truck bed lining, it is for durability. When the plants grow they will shade the tubes anyway. I am aware that black absorbs, as I posted that earlier.the black paint on the root enclosures is going to absorb light and raise the temp. it was/would be better off a lighter color.
what was the reasoning behind the black?
and is that a humidifier or a dehumidifier? are you humidifying because the roots are immature?
surely, that will come out when the plants are bigger, yea?
what was the probs that the fox farm gave you? clog? at the nozzles?
all the building and picture taking looks like fun,
seeweed