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I am not disagreeing with you because that is the normal way they do it, I've done a lot of work in paper mills also in my younger days and have seen ton's and miles of stainless piping and valves from 6" to 1/4" mostly for caustic chemicals and some steam that may be caustic and in 25 years ive...

I know that 90 percent of the time this is true but not always, I have 2 nitrous oxide tanks out in my shed that have stainless steel valves on them, and even though the tank is steel they do make stainless steel ones too, So I guess I kinda answered my own question, If I can get stainless...

And another quick question on the recovery jugs, they are made of steel and have brass valves is that a problem? Right now I have a stainless steel spool that I am using as my recovery tank but was thinking of getting a regular recovery tank.

Quick question about distilling, Can't you just distill right out of your tank of r600 if you just pull out of the tank in the vapor position/ or valve and fill your recovery jug with the solvent that your going to use? seems like the best way to do it to me. That way any crap that may be in...

Great thread @clockworx , lol I'm not sure how many times you had to say don't jar until stems bend slightly and then break. Been doing it that way for over 20 years and buds just kept in a cool dry place in plastic freezer bags and untouched until ready to use always tasted and smelled the same...

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Rub if that was my setup and I was running the duct this is kinda how I'd do it Actually this is how I would have it done, lol

And it seems like a lot of money for a 2 ton with 407c as the refrigerant, but if your installing it next to an outdoor wall with no more than 5' of duct for the supply or return for the condenser your probally good, condenser fans aren't made for the static pressure that indoor blowers are made for

rub your best bet is with the ductwork and a 5 zone control board with dampers will do the best job at keeping rooms cool over the keeping hall cool and trying to blow air in and out, your mixed air near the end of the hall will always be mixing with the cool air so they wont get as cool. If you...

FooDoo if you have to hire someone your not sure if you can trust or not get your self to a point where you can empty your room out and clean it up some and make up some story for what you need it for, if you own your home you can say your starting your internet based business and your making...

I would never install anything that isn't variable speed but the difference between a 13 seer with a freq drive and a 18 seer with a freq drive I feel is hardly worth the price difference. Also a note, a lot of the other cheap brands may say variable speed but are not truly variable speed but...

It should have a night time set back via the timer function, linesets normally are not included unless the company that's distributing decides to add it but it wont be pre charged. If you want to know everything there is to know about Mitsubishi go to website mylinkdrive.com and chose the flag...

then that would be considered tight, air tight is the trick, and yes as long as air can get to the cold surface your good, but if the insulation is to thin it could still condense moisture in the right conditions.

Just another note my ps statement has nothing to do with anyone on this site

I know your asking CJ but I am giving you my thoughts any way, When you have an ice cold glass of water you always put a coaster under it on any nice table so the water that condenses around the glass goes on the coaster not the table leaving a water mark. Any time warm humid air hits a cold...

I think your best bet is a Daikin or Mitsubishi, if your in the Portland area you can get pretty good deals at johnstone supply for the diakins.

I'd do the loop as an all in one, you'll have an extra 5 tons of cooling but if one unit goes down you'll still be able to give both rooms some cooling. Chillers are awesome kinda like having an inverter driven system since your unused cooling is returned to the system instead of being wasted...

People always wanted a clone of what I was growing and I was always willing to give anyone a clone of anything they wanted. Half the time the clone was dead a month later and they would ask for another or they grew the weed and that's what it was weed, not even close to what I did with it. I...

They are on the 4th week of flower so ill have to keep an eye on them and see how many more leaves develop flowers on them. Blew me away when I first saw it, have never seen that before.

Thanks Joe, I didn't use any hormones just plain ole jack's fertilizer is it so I guess it must just be the genetics, is this considered good or bad. It seems it would be sucking energy away from the buds but then if the new leaves forming in the flower all have them then it would probably be...