lookin like it all came together great there bud.
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Starting to build a new wall on the other side of the lights. My plan is to have 4 lights in a line.
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Took down the old roofs beams. Put down 1/2 wood and the 2x4 bottom boards.
The other side of of where my lights are now the wall will steeply come in like it does on the left in the picture. Less cubic feet to environmentally control hopefully.
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I guess my R2000 setup ain't too bad then...LOL. Plants are looking good. When do you plant to harvest- Thread starter
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July 1-3rd depending.
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A good amount of my costs were building the room and securing my home.
Unfortunately sooner than expected I'll have to have my electrical upgraded.
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Unfortunately sooner than expected I'll have to have my electrical upgraded.
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Goodluck with the rest of it
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Switched from 3 32 ga garbage cans to two 44 ga cans for now. They work great for holding water.
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Man... that is an awesome setup!
In the pic of the A/C, it appears you used a length of Romex (or similar) wire as an extension cord... That's far from ideal. The solid conductors are designed to flex very little, and with extend use will get weak spots of high resistance. Those spots can get very hot and cause a fire, or at least unwanted heat. I suppose it's probably alright if you never move it, but I wouldn't take the risk.
In the pic of the A/C, it appears you used a length of Romex (or similar) wire as an extension cord... That's far from ideal. The solid conductors are designed to flex very little, and with extend use will get weak spots of high resistance. Those spots can get very hot and cause a fire, or at least unwanted heat. I suppose it's probably alright if you never move it, but I wouldn't take the risk.
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Thanks for the tip. It's been chilly here lately so I haven't even wired in the AC to the breaker yet.
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Probably one of the most satisfying things I've worked on lately. Today I wired the AC to the breakers and it's working like a boss! It's way stronger than I was expecting which of course is nice.
I also ordered my own dehumidifier. The one in the pictures was borrowed from a friend.
Only 1 big ticket item left to get for the room.
Co2 burner, monitor and controller, and remote.
Well I guess that's two.
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I also ordered my own dehumidifier. The one in the pictures was borrowed from a friend.
Only 1 big ticket item left to get for the room.
Co2 burner, monitor and controller, and remote.
Well I guess that's two.
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My room looks much different already.
With the addition of the air conditioner I don't need to exhaust my room so I removed the ducting.
I also decided to take off the glass. Not sure why I waited so long.
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With the addition of the air conditioner I don't need to exhaust my room so I removed the ducting.
I also decided to take off the glass. Not sure why I waited so long.
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Coming along nicely.
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Great setup! I know nis wants to get the CO2 machine for our grow too. In time we will.
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Just you wait! My next flowering cycle will look much different. .
How are you going to do Co2?
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I think he's going to use a high pressure tank of co2 and a wall mounted controller with a timer.
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Awesome. Have you thought about running a propane line to a burner? That way you don't have to refill tanks.
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I don't think k we want a burner in our basement unattended. But it's a good idea.
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I don't see how it's not safe if done correctly.
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Well, we had a house fire when I was a teenager. We lost everything. To me it's not worth the risk.
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