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so u think 2 lights is to much for 2 ac 1 10k other 5k 2 inline fans 4-6 house fans?
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Smerb
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During the day is no good. My lights go on at 6pm and go off at lunch. The nighttime cool air should keep everything cool for your 12 hours. At 6 am your lights shutoff and your room is kept cool without having to run the hell out of the a/c.so u think 2 lights is to much for 2 ac 1 10k other 5k 2 inline fans 4-6 house fans?
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it stays about85-90 here at night that only changes about 7-11 from day to night
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Well just that 10 degrees is a bad thang.it stays about85-90 here at night that only changes about 7-11 from day to night
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I made these. Salvation ahead!
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I see what u are saying for sure but mind blown here they are cool hood thought they need air flowing over them cooling them but sure don't seem to cool them
if all that air I got going in there is not enough something like 20k btu what would the size of btu would I need?
if all that air I got going in there is not enough something like 20k btu what would the size of btu would I need?
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I have never made the first one I all ways have wanted to any tips on themI made these. Salvation ahead!View attachment 710859View attachment 710860
ty for posting some food like to have at least something that looks good on this thread lol I cant grow worth a shit but I can cook u food da put that ass to sleep lol
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Hold on, I wouldn't blow a/c air through those lights. Exhausting the hot air is all I am used to.I see what u are saying for sure but mind blown here they are cool hood thought they need air flowing over them cooling them but sure don't seem to cool them
if all that air I got going in there is not enough something like 20k btu what would the size of btu would I need?
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Fruity pebble treats are just like the rice crispies. Same exact recipe. When the marshmallows melt put a bit of vanilla in then pull off stove throw in cereal and stir. 13x9 glass dish, if you press these in the dish they will compact and NOT be fluffy. If you spread the out and let them sit in fridge they will have a fluff to them that's easier to eat.I have never made the first one I all ways have wanted to any tips on them
ty for posting some food like to have at least something that looks good on this thread lol I cant grow worth a shit but I can cook u food da put that ass to sleep lol
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yummy
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its room air cooled with ac not ac to duct to light sounds like a good way to start a nice lil fireHold on, I wouldn't blow a/c air through those lights. Exhausting the hot air is all I am used to.
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Your lights need to run inline with each other. One blower sucking thehot air out and exhausting it out side or garage.
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You can leave that filter there but don't attach it to the lights.
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I did that earlier to day un did that one and hooked the air from the other room in to the lights and out
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Well your cooling your lights and not your room.I did that earlier to day un did that one and hooked the air from the other room in to the lights and out
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have a ac in the door way damn near to that room maybe 6-8ft from hitting the plants don't want that cold air shocking them so ac blowing in and intake running but just recycling the air with the filter I CANT have any smell
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you can't exhaust any air????have a ac in the door way damn near to that room maybe 6-8ft from hitting the plants don't want that cold air shocking them so ac blowing in and intake running but just recycling the air with the filter I CANT have any smell
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You can exhaust filtered air..........
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Sooooooo push all the hot air out the room, into the next room. The filter should go in that next room just sitting in the middle of room with the blower atatched. All cold air goes into the growroom.
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Sweetie I cool 2 light in open hoods with a 5 k window ac. I would go 10 k and you will be great! If you are using vented hoods, then 8k will be more than enough. Instead of buying more ac, buy c02 equipment. Then you 82 temp is perfect! :)I see what u are saying for sure but mind blown here they are cool hood thought they need air flowing over them cooling them but sure don't seem to cool them
if all that air I got going in there is not enough something like 20k btu what would the size of btu would I need?
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