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Ok so i found the problem with the humdifier. Its working now. The rh sensor is crucial to the design, so bypassing that inside the unit wont work, so i get to going over every square inch, The sensor connection to the base is the issue, its a bad...
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Ok so i found the problem with the humdifier.
Its working now.
The rh sensor is crucial to the design, so bypassing that inside the unit wont work, so i get to going over every square inch,
The sensor connection to the base is the issue, its a bad design inside the connector.
There are 4 prongs that are comprised of multiple strands of unbraided copper fillaments. These “prongs” have to be absolutly vertical in connector with none of the copper out of place or touching any of the other fillaments. Yeah, thats great, but whoever the r&d team is at spiderfarmer is,
May want to maybe try.
It should have never been approved like this.
Instead of trying to pinch pennies, they should invest some thought into solid connectors. Instead of the janky fillament stupidity.
So humidifiers have been around for decades.
Even the temp rh reading variety.
The way i see it, they went ahead they broke something that aint needed fixin’.
So i go and i check online to see what the appropriate fix is for the sensor fail trouble code sounding off,

Step one,
Verifiy your homes breakers are operational (🤭)
Step 2
verify the unit is plugged in and sensor is connected
Step 3
Clean sensor

If none of the above worked you may have to return your unit.

There was an army of people that went and returned units over this.

Im certain its all folks who jossled copper filamints in the sensor connector.
So spiderfarmer, the fucking product designer doesnt even know this.


What a sham.

Next weird shit. The connection point for the hose on the lid, cheap very thin plastic. They give you a hose clamp for it, but if you actually use the clamp, you may buckle the flange on the connection point. If you leave it loose, it will dump condensate out and puddle around the flange. They even went ahead and just cut three runoff collection holes in the lid bc they knew this was a thing.

So instead of fixing the issue, they just added and cnc’d in holes.
Im gut laughing over it.
Who are these people.


The humidifier dept needs help there.
Everything else i run from them is fucking rad,
But this humidifier is blowing my mind with its
Ehem, eccentricities
 

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“Smoke two joints”
Bob

Going to go let the wind hit my face and go for my first ride up the coast of the summer on my bike. Hope everyone has a swell day!
 

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Captspaulding said:
Ok so i found the problem with the humdifier.
Its working now.
The rh sensor is crucial to the design, so bypassing that inside the unit wont work, so i get to going over every square inch,
The sensor connection to the base is the issue, its a bad design inside the connector.
There are 4 prongs that are comprised of multiple strands of unbraided copper fillaments. These “prongs” have to be absolutly vertical in connector with none of the copper out of place or touching any of the other fillaments. Yeah, thats great, but whoever the r&d team is at spiderfarmer is,
May want to maybe try.
It should have never been approved like this.
Instead of trying to pinch pennies, they should invest some thought into solid connectors. Instead of the janky fillament stupidity.
So humidifiers have been around for decades.
Even the temp rh reading variety.
The way i see it, they went ahead they broke something that aint needed fixin’.
So i go and i check online to see what the appropriate fix is for the sensor fail trouble code sounding off,

Step one,
Verifiy your homes breakers are operational (🤭)
Step 2
verify the unit is plugged in and sensor is connected
Step 3
Clean sensor

If none of the above worked you may have to return your unit.

There was an army of people that went and returned units over this.

Im certain its all folks who jossled copper filamints in the sensor connector.
So spiderfarmer, the fucking product designer doesnt even know this.


What a sham.

Next weird shit. The connection point for the hose on the lid, cheap very thin plastic. They give you a hose clamp for it, but if you actually use the clamp, you may buckle the flange on the connection point. If you leave it loose, it will dump condensate out and puddle around the flange. They even went ahead and just cut three runoff collection holes in the lid bc they knew this was a thing.

So instead of fixing the issue, they just added and cnc’d in holes.
Im gut laughing over it.
Who are these people.


The humidifier dept needs help there.
Everything else i run from them is fucking rad,
But this humidifier is blowing my mind with its
Ehem, eccentricities
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Things like this happen for one reason. The finance department has control of Research and Development. They gave some guy x dollars for the wiring and that was what ya got. Sad as I could find a hundred off the shelf connectors with 4 bays for pennies in bulk. Talking iso spec stuff.

In the 80's GM started looking at parts as both a cost cutting item and a profit center. Door handles that would last a good long time were made of plastic and would save GM about 6 bucks a car times how many cars and that's real money. Then they could sell you another one when environmental conditions degraded the plastic handles and it broke.
I am pretty sure in the 90's Chrysler corp fired all of the material engineers. These guys review designs and spec out materials needed for strength and life ratings. Well let me tell you I have done one less than a million HVAC doors because a thermally stable plastic was not used in a system with an operating temp of -30 to +165. The door pivots broke off requiring a 9 hour turn around on a $18 part.
Millions of these were done like that. Same with plastic manifolds like Ford and others. These type of failures filled service bays for the oems.

When I first started looking to grow pot one of the most perplexing things on my mind is why a tent. They are not easy to insulate and they bag and sag and suck in causing your 4x4 to be a 3.8x3.8

If someone would have priced out injection molded high pressure plastic used in coolers we would have 2x2 panels that fit together like Legos. Punch out panels for HVAC and water runs. 2 sided panels for electrical runs with M/F connections for electric, control cables, sensors. Plugs could be removed to blow foam insulation into the panels for several service cold and hot issues. The basic 2x2 would be expandable only to the limits of your imagination and budget.
But we have tents now.......
 
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Captspaulding said:
Ok so i found the problem with the humdifier.
Its working now.
The rh sensor is crucial to the design, so bypassing that inside the unit wont work, so i get to going over every square inch,
The sensor connection to the base is the issue, its a bad design inside the connector.
There are 4 prongs that are comprised of multiple strands of unbraided copper fillaments. These “prongs” have to be absolutly vertical in connector with none of the copper out of place or touching any of the other fillaments. Yeah, thats great, but whoever the r&d team is at spiderfarmer is,
May want to maybe try.
It should have never been approved like this.
Instead of trying to pinch pennies, they should invest some thought into solid connectors. Instead of the janky fillament stupidity.
So humidifiers have been around for decades.
Even the temp rh reading variety.
The way i see it, they went ahead they broke something that aint needed fixin’.
So i go and i check online to see what the appropriate fix is for the sensor fail trouble code sounding off,

Step one,
Verifiy your homes breakers are operational (🤭)
Step 2
verify the unit is plugged in and sensor is connected
Step 3
Clean sensor

If none of the above worked you may have to return your unit.

There was an army of people that went and returned units over this.

Im certain its all folks who jossled copper filamints in the sensor connector.
So spiderfarmer, the fucking product designer doesnt even know this.


What a sham.

Next weird shit. The connection point for the hose on the lid, cheap very thin plastic. They give you a hose clamp for it, but if you actually use the clamp, you may buckle the flange on the connection point. If you leave it loose, it will dump condensate out and puddle around the flange. They even went ahead and just cut three runoff collection holes in the lid bc they knew this was a thing.

So instead of fixing the issue, they just added and cnc’d in holes.
Im gut laughing over it.
Who are these people.


The humidifier dept needs help there.
Everything else i run from them is fucking rad,
But this humidifier is blowing my mind with its
Ehem, eccentricities
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🇨🇳 hold on cap, we’re forwarding your complaint to the people’s republic of china 🇨🇳
Ohhh wait they’re responding……
1750779294094

😡🤣
 
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Captspaulding said:
Well. Let me clarify.
Anything that isnt sugar leaves
Garden is moving now man. Looks awesome!
G morn hermano 👋🏻🤡
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Mornin brother!

Just went and trudged throught he raspberry plants and dug out the 4x blueberry plants that were buried and put em where I had the bare roots, they diddnt seem to do well so the other ones I’ve had 3 years but real low yeild the raspberry’s completely covered em 100% lol

So they are out in the open now we’ll see how they do

I’ll grab a pic when the sweat stops drippin off my balls 😆
 
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JIMKSI64 said:
Things like this happen for one reason. The finance department has control of Research and Development. They gave some guy x dollars for the wiring and that was what ya got. Sad as I could find a hundred off the shelf connectors with 4 bays for pennies in bulk. Talking iso spec stuff.

In the 80's GM started looking at parts as both a cost cutting item and a profit center. Door handles that would last a good long time were made of plastic and would save GM about 6 bucks a car times how many cars and that's real money. Then they could sell you another one when environmental conditions degraded the plastic handles and it broke.
I am pretty sure in the 90's Chrysler corp fired all of the material engineers. These guys review designs and spec out materials needed for strength and life ratings. Well let me tell you I have done one less than a million HVAC doors because a thermally stable plastic was not used in a system with an operating temp of -30 to +165. The door pivots broke off requiring a 9 hour turn around on a $18 part.
Millions of these were done like that. Same with plastic manifolds like Ford and others. These type of failures filled service bays for the oems.

When I first started looking to grow pot one of the most perplexing things on my mind is why a tent. They are not easy to insulate and they bag and sag and suck in causing your 4x4 to be a 3.8x3.8

If someone would have priced out injection molded high pressure plastic used in coolers we would have 2x2 panels that fit together like Legos. Punch out panels for HVAC and water runs. 2 sided panels for electrical runs with M/F connections for electric, control cables, sensors. Plugs could be removed to blow foam insulation into the panels for several service cold and hot issues. The basic 2x2 would be expandable only to the limits of your imagination and budget.
But we have tents now.......
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We are easily 100 years behind in tech advancement. Especially compared to the industrial revolution circa 1900

It boggles the mind.
money sucks balls.
It causes so much stupidity.
 
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I worked at a secret facility in a portion of the Nevada National Test Sites called Tire Flats. They are not aliens. They are humans who survived Earth's destruction far in the future. There's something we didn't know but now makes sense that there was always UFO sightings around nuke activity. You see, creating a nuclear reaction with enough magnitude creates a temporary wormhole. Sometimes it displaces time and sometimes it displaces space. In a freak future occurrence, there were a few who got catapulted far into the past during one of those wormhole reactions in a nuclear detonation. They live a docile existence deep in our oceans so as to not freak us out, and they share all the tech of the future with us out at the NNTS where they are tested, notably at Areas 7 and 51.

And that is my bro science explanation for all of it. 🤣

Hope you enjoyed the read
 
#70,912
Mikedin said:
Mornin brother!

Just went and trudged throught he raspberry plants and dug out the 4x blueberry plants that were buried and put em where I had the bare roots, they diddnt seem to do well so the other ones I’ve had 3 years but real low yeild the raspberry’s completely covered em 100% lol

So they are out in the open now we’ll see how they do

I’ll grab a pic when the sweat stops drippin off my balls 😆
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Our blue berries do great in dead on sun.
They will do ok. Should getcha some nice numbers still plenty of time in their season.
 
#70,913
Ninjadogma said:
I worked at a secret facility in a portion of the Nevada National Test Sites called Tire Flats. They are not aliens. They are humans who survived Earth's destruction far in the future. There's something we didn't know but now makes sense that there was always UFO sightings around nuke activity. You see, creating a nuclear reaction with enough magnitude creates a temporary wormhole. Sometimes it displaces time and sometimes it displaces space. In a freak future occurrence, there were a few who got catapulted far into the past during one of those wormhole reactions in a nuclear detonation. They live a docile existence deep in our oceans so as to not freak us out, and they share all the tech of the future with us out at the NNTS where they are tested, notably at Areas 7 and 51.

And that is my bro science explanation for all of it. 🤣

Hope you enjoyed the read
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Nuclear disturbance ripples outward from the planet just like gravitational waves from the 2 massive black holes that are solwly colliding at the edge of our galaxy.
So its a double wammy of “hey look over here”

One outcome is a rift or tear that opens interdimensional portals allow us to percieve them in our spacetime, i agree that it seems totally possible. I subscribe to that theory.
And 2 we basically alert the cosmos everytime north korea nukes an under ground cavern, or we blow up the ocean, tossing nuclear isotopes into the stars like 50 cal machine guns fired off by a bunch of chimps.

Im just stoked the are benevolent mostly.

Unless you subscribe to believing the dulce incident.

That,

Is some scary shit if true.
 
#70,918
Captspaulding said:
Our blue berries do great in dead on sun.
They will do ok. Should getcha some nice numbers still plenty of time in their season.
Click to expand...
Horrible time to transplant mid berry production but we said screw it let’s get em moved lol
 

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#70,920
Hey Capt. .....

And wreckers.....

I've been bouncin around and maybe I'm posting the wrong ones....I won't edit....I'll look the other way.....

Fuck thieves And liars!

Maybe we could give this an exception..?



And Karma is a ....h!

Sorry That!! Don't Blast the Peace out....! It ain't over.......

From cny to the choo crew . .. . .. check

 
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