I was thinking of buying a new home when this came onto the market...a bit out of my range but If you're going to go big.....I want...$35,000,000....
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Our furnace is set warm now with the plants needs I have it at set @ 68f overnight I'd have it at 65* if not for the girls....The little 7 fin oil heater I just got heats up the space the plants are in a almost 10 degrees 76* now from 66* ( its cool in that corner with my blackout curtains dividing the basement off ) I'll have to enclose it even more if we get another real cold snap....I have a plan with some tarp I can tent it up and contain the heat...glue gun, staples, tarp..lol...
Heya pipe carver good move picking up the oil filled heater I’ve used them lots over the years at work just to keep the chill off electronics in small spaces they are pretty reliable some have lasted 10 years plus!!!
Jan 26 The SE 3000 is working great. one of the Jam/ Purple Haze is going to be smaller than the other. I noticed it at 3 weeks in flower that for their was more separation between the nodes and smaller buds were forming.
Plants look great love those colas you gonna have some good smokin ahead
I like the lighthouse flag
I'd like to go with the led only but it doesn't cover the space like my 1000w hps. I was sponsored the led from Spiderfarmer otherwise I'd still be only t5's for veg and hps to flower. I can get 9 nice sized girls under the hps but only 2 under the led. Now if they'd sponsor me for their new SE1000 I'd drop the hps altogether,
Jan 27. We went out today to get supplies and of course they don't have what their web site says they do in store. So a mismatch of ducting. I needed a 6" - 4" reducing duct a 4"x 4" x 4" Y duct and 4" flexible duct to go with my new intake fan. I was able to mismatch what I need with a metal reducing air duct a plastic plumbing 4x4x4 Y pipe & 20ft of white plastic flex duct,. Nothing fits together nicely, when I got it home...6" fan is 5.5", the Y being plastic to metal is going to require DUCT tape wraps & the white plastic flex duct will require black garbage bags to prevent light shining through.
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I wasn't sure it would work, I scuffed up the surface and put a blob in the center, holds well. I mounted the splitter on a separate piece to pull it off the sides, cut the hoses to size and fired it up...It works. Now the cuttings ....when I have space. Where would I be without hot glue & duct tape? lol
Jan 29 Blizzard day...No excuse not to clean up my work shop/grow room today. As long as the power stays on I can spend the day in my shop doing things made for days like these....Thanks, but are you sure you're on the right page?
I put the fan and pieces together, dam I like duct tape...I had to put about 20 wraps around the fan to build it up enough to secure the reducer, then a wrap or 2 to attach. The same at the 90* bend 20+ wraps to build the 90 up to attach the plastic plumbing Y...You don't see the 15ft of duct tape it took to make this work.....it reminded me of my old hockey stick taping days building a nob on the end of a new stick.
Then I attached the dimmer to the fan...more hot glue. with a razor blade I sliced through the wire 6 " along the extension cord close to the fan. I pulled back the insulation and exposed the black wire. I cut it in half & stripped both ends. I then attached the 2 leads off the dimmer to 2 wires, I used a crimping tool and connectors rather than wire nuts because of the fans vibrations. I taped it up & tucked it into the frame and hot glued it in place.
I know its more expensive, but I think youre supposed to use thermal tape on ducts, not duct tape. Duct tape is not actually designed for ducts lol. Thermal tape is that aluminum foil tape thats like 10 or 20$ a roll.Thanks, but are you sure you're on the right page?
I put the fan and pieces together, dam I like duct tape...I had to put about 20 wraps around the fan to build it up enough to secure the reducer, then a wrap or 2 to attach. The same at the 90* bend 20+ wraps to build the 90 up to attach the plastic plumbing Y...You don't see the 15ft of duct tape it took to make this work.....it reminded me of my old hockey stick taping days building a nob on the end of a new stick.
Then I attached the dimmer to the fan...more hot glue. with a razor blade I sliced through the wire 6 " along the extension cord close to the fan. I pulled back the insulation and exposed the black wire. I cut it in half & stripped both ends. I then attached the 2 leads off the dimmer to 2 wires, I used a crimping tool and connectors rather than wire nuts because of the fans vibrations. I taped it up & tucked it into the frame and hot glued it in place.
Oh she's going to be a rough shovel this one,,,,,foot of blowing snow = 3- 4ft in some spots on top of six inches of rock solid ice snow and frozen piles from the last snow & later on freezing freezing rain and 80 mph winds....and we are the lucky ones here fk...some are getting double or more of everything.....we're in the sunshine belt on the Atlantic Coast.
