Right they only have them in round 5 gal… note to selfI can't wait until the 3rd printer arrives, hopefully this week. I have so many things to print and this is a slow process. But very cool that you can think of something and just build it. Micro Manufacturing is so cool to me.
I've got this one waiting in the wings. These are needed to block the 8" holes I have in the tops of my 13 Gal square buckets. The new netpots are much smaller.
And nobody has bucket lids. I can buy all the buckets I want. WTF?
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So fog will be coming in through there? Or water? If water just top feed as needed if fog it will look after itself. It could be automated if you like with a 1/4” line off the infeed providing there is enough pressureHey aqua while I got you
Trying to come up with a design here
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The disk I am printing 2 posts up will go in this hole and then the small netpots in that disk.
What would be a good way to use that inflow to mist the undersides of the netpot? Inflow rate is adjustable and does have some head. One 800gph per pot. I downsized everything but the pumps and I got spares on the shelf lol.
Could put a 1/4 barb on both sides of that collar and just use a cap with a barb and dial the flow rate down to a trickle… i cant say for sure but i feel like a const trickle would be absolutely fine. Like a mini recirculation system. Or you could incorporate a cheap 1/4 solenoid to top water at whatever frequency you like until the roots are readyIdeally it would be something that keeps the coco moist in this RDWC system. No fog. But a healthy water flow that could be made to do work. Something I could take off once the roots hit the water.
I've also got all these aeroponic parts that I have been salivating over. I got time to get something going here if you want. No plants in here for over a week, probably 2.
Now what if you had a lid and a tube with small holes drilled into it that rises vertically? Or a couple of them… Not sure if you can test this. I can explain firther if it doesn’t make sense
I've got this one waiting in the wings. These are needed to block the 8" holes I have in the tops of my 13 Gal square buckets. The new netpots are much smaller.
And nobody has bucket lids. I can buy all the buckets I want. WTF?
is the pressure heating the water up?So at 1 hour later, water temp is 101F. That heat energy needs someplace to go that is not in the res.
This is bad for my design. Gotta get this under control.
I just started printing yours, they look like this. Shoot me your addy in PMI love your printed rings but I am trying to figure out a way to do this myself so that I do not inconvenience you Moe, I know you are a very busy man! Feedback appreciated.
I'm not sure who to reply to, thx for all that helped me think about it. @N1ghtL1ghtNow what if you had a lid and a tube with small holes drilled into it that rises vertically? Or a couple of them… Not sure if you can test this. I can explain firther if it doesn’t make sense
If you scroll back a bit you will see the whole setup. The whole grow space is a cloner.WOW what timing.
I have started something similar for my cloning project using a fogger, however I will not be injecting pure O2 in to mine. Humidity will be controlled with the fogger hooked up to this: InkBird Humidity Level Controller , as much as I love to tinker with IoT devices I just found this controller more convenient and cheaper, everything will be tracked with my IoT devices.
Will you be using a humidity dome, or are you placing the fogger in a tent? I don't have a spare tent so I am thinking of placing a dome on mine, but I am worried about possible issues. Should I be best of placing it in a small tent?
I am still waiting for parts to arrive.
Thanks.
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