Stelthy's 600W Hps Project! (New-Cab)

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #61

I pushed my scalpel into the middle of each shape that I cut out and made a series of slash marks in a kind of star shape pulled each tether tight stapled it and cut off the excess MYLAR - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #62

Then I covered the stapled area's with silver duct-tape, to hold the tabs in place and to tidy the underside of the shelf - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #63

And there we go a nice covered grow shelf, where the holes are, they've created ripples but I;ll do my best to lose them I'll do that later - STELTHY

 

naturalhi08

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #64

nice cab stelth. always wanted to do something like this but always hear you get better and higher yields with good open space

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #65

You can clearly see the ripples, I pushed the ripples towards the center and staples them from both sides I'll sort that out at some point - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #66

The 3 125mm CPU fans are currently laying on top of the shelf at the mo, but will be mounted on the under side, and each port hole will be lined with silver tape for a better finish - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #67

There we go I've made all those ripples turn in to one straight line, I plan to splice the middle together for a more perfect finish, I'll do this another day - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #68

I installed 2x 120w electric bar heater's, I may have to move these later as am unsure of the amount of space the light, fan and ducting will take up but for now everything looks good STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #69

The bar heater's will be connected to a seperate thermostat so during lights off if temps drop more than a couple of degree's below 26oC then the bars will re-heat the grow space untill 26oC is achieved STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #70

That's the 3 cpu fans fixed into place, and both pots in, the one on the left has a seedling in that has already sprouted - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #71

I will covet the roof with MYLAR too, but want to get every thing in the right place 1st - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #72

Here is my huge 6" cooltube and really huge reflector, I've had to cut the metal ends down a bit to ensure everything fits ..I still have my new fan and ducting to get in there yet.. and I am going to have to forget about the odor sock due to lol .. lack of space oh well! I'll just cover the end of the fan with some netting or summink instead, summink's better than nothing - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #73

I installed the magnets on the doors top and bottom, and also thought I'd show the size of my NEW 'self thermostated' fan it really moves a hell of a lot of air - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #74

I'am thinking I will re position those bar heater tommoz, I can already tell they are going to be in the way where they are now, but not to worry I'll fix that soon - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #75

This is my new in-line fan..180 quid but well worth the money, the amount of air it moves is mad! - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #76

Here is an up-close pic of the in-line fan's thermostat - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #77

rollingrock said:

stelthy wot intake outtake fans will you be useing, like masterphonic said LABOUR OF LOVE nice to see some one enjoying there hard work and planning and not just groweing for profit. +rep to you

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I have A 120mm cpu fan connected to a drainpipe pulling cold air in from my loft, and also 3 grow-shelf-mounted 120mm cpu fans for pushing the hot air up and away from my ladies, these 4 cpu's along with my 2x 120w bar heaters will be linked up to a seperate thermostat, then I have a 6" inline crazy fan with a built in thermostat to ensure the heat stay's around the 26oC mark and cools my giant cool-tube which houses my 600 - STELTHY

 

cannapharm

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #78

stelthy said:

I have A 120mm cpu fan connected to a drainpipe pulling cold air in from my loft, and also 3 grow-shelf-mounted 120mm cpu fans for pushing the hot air up and away from my ladies, these 4 cpu's along with my 2x 120w bar heaters will be linked up to a seperate thermostat, then I have a 6" inline crazy fan with a built in thermostat to ensure the heat stay's around the 26oC mark and cools my giant cool-tube which houses my 600 - STELTHY

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Deff will keep shit cool.....Very clean set up dawg..om following....

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #79

Miss MeanWeed said:

You probably have it taken care of, but thought I'd mention RCD's, fire alarms, or some other kind of electrical safety system, seeing as it's an indoor cupboard grow. I know cupboard grows are fairly safe if done right and yours is looking real nice.

Half the joy of stealth grows is in the act of being stealth and sneaky and watching people standing right next to your grow, completely unaware. I love that shit.

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Hi I have a smoke detector/alarm still to install, and was thinking of somehow installing a remote fire extinguisher some how.. whats an RCD? I've heard of it just can't remember what it is lol. glad you like what I've done so far I love working on it got so many other random thing to add to it yet Yeah stealth is fun! - STELTHY

 

stelthy

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• Apr 15, 2010

• #80

cannapharm said:

Deff will keep shit cool.....Very clean set up dawg..om following....

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I am glad you have faith in my fan's cooling system I thought I may as well spend the extra on a mental in-line fan since the 600 really does heat up quite a lot! keep watching lots more to come yet - STELTHY