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.44 mag i thought. Then get blown out of a cannon.
I almost moved to Woody Creek, so I could be near Aspen and Snowmass.
I almost moved to Woody Creek, so I could be near Aspen and Snowmass.
hey everyone. had a question for those of you who run ducting to cool your lights......
if your running it out your window. say multiple lights. how do you make it not pour fog??
right now i have my ducting running into the lil attic above my basement. but i think i need to shoot the hot air outside the house... please enlighten me someone. i need to figure this out. thankss
if your running it out your window. say multiple lights. how do you make it not pour fog??
right now i have my ducting running into the lil attic above my basement. but i think i need to shoot the hot air outside the house... please enlighten me someone. i need to figure this out. thankss
ColoMediCann
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The best solution I´ve seen is a guy who has cool tubes that vent scrubbed air into his central heat. Warms his house with the waste heat. In the summer you could still vent to the attic.
x2 that is what I would do.
A little $$$$ isn't it? Never ridden Snowmass but I like the town.
I pump it thru a scrubber and dump it into living areas during the winter.
If it was up to me,,, I'd drop the scrubber.
I love the smell of Incred-a-buds == especially when they are MINE, ALL MINE.
GF says it makes her clothes smell "funny"
I asked her who was laughing, she hit me.
again.
I use a big assed window fan and swamp cooler in the summer for living area and A/C for the garden. (Prioritys}
If it was up to me,,, I'd drop the scrubber.
I love the smell of Incred-a-buds == especially when they are MINE, ALL MINE.
GF says it makes her clothes smell "funny"
I asked her who was laughing, she hit me.
again.
I use a big assed window fan and swamp cooler in the summer for living area and A/C for the garden. (Prioritys}
thirdeye
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I use a 25 foot piece of ducting (cheap stuff from home de pot) and stretch it fully across my basement ceiling before venting outside. The air cools and de-humidifies enough through that stretch that I never see fog/steam coming from the side of my house even on the coldest of days.
Balazar
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I don't understand what you mean by lil attic above the basement. Like a crawl space? If you could install a turtle vent in the roof of your "attic above your basement" and hook the ducting up to it so the air goes directly outside I think you would be much happier. If that space doesn't have a roof but does have an exterior wall you could put a side vent in. Windows in gables are a great place to let hot air escape as well as other regular roof vents.
If you let the hot air collect in an attic or crawl space you can have a few issues:
1. Mold and fungus will want to grow in there if its moist.
2. leo might bust you with an inferred imaging helicopter.
3. your wasting a lot of heat that could be recycled.
I don't have a girlfriend but I do have neighbors with kids so I use a massive carbon scrubber. Sometimes I think its not enough lol. I use a whole house air purifier too. Some strains (like sweet pineapple) I could have made into cologne but others... not so much.
well i run a huge scrubber. can 150... and my ventelation for my lights is a seperate unit from my scrubber... i have my lights like this....
fresh air from outside>8 inch max fan for intake>ducting/lighting>10 inch can fan for exaust into attic..
but i also have another 10 inch can fan hooked to my scrubber which dumps in the same attic space. so i wanted to push my heat from the lights outside somehow without drawing attention.
and balazar. its like this. my basement isnt as tall as it could be. so above it is a good 3-5 feet attic like area. so i dump my heat in there.
fresh air from outside>8 inch max fan for intake>ducting/lighting>10 inch can fan for exaust into attic..
but i also have another 10 inch can fan hooked to my scrubber which dumps in the same attic space. so i wanted to push my heat from the lights outside somehow without drawing attention.
and balazar. its like this. my basement isnt as tall as it could be. so above it is a good 3-5 feet attic like area. so i dump my heat in there.
That's why I almost moved there. Property is really expensive! Snowmass is a great mountain!
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Paco
The people are really shitty for the most part. I spent many New years in Woody Creek and Aspen, imho, There are plenty better ski towns that haven't lost their soul.
That said snowmass is awesome.
Has anyone seen the movie Scrapple? great CO ski/weed movie. based in Telluride, and all about Nepalese hash balls and a pig.
any way i grabbed some sourd oil that smells and tastes like hash! and some OMFG with is OG kush X matanuska thunderfuck (dr. green thumb) that my buddy made.
tastes like OGgrapes.
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Paco again.
I'll second that Aspen is full of complete ass bags. I like the mountain though.
When a dude is driving around a 150k 997 turbo, with skis on it, you are dealing with complete ass bag material. Bogner fartbag on, nice ass skis and boots.... with heaters. You know he could afford a Explorer or Jeep, or even Escalade, but he wants to come up in his shit ball 997turbo. Screw you yuppy scum, lets race for slips!
The town might have sold it's soul, but it's got some good restaurants. I am in the Breck area now, but might move to Steamboat if a certain opportunity works out.
I'll second that Aspen is full of complete ass bags. I like the mountain though.
When a dude is driving around a 150k 997 turbo, with skis on it, you are dealing with complete ass bag material. Bogner fartbag on, nice ass skis and boots.... with heaters. You know he could afford a Explorer or Jeep, or even Escalade, but he wants to come up in his shit ball 997turbo. Screw you yuppy scum, lets race for slips!
The town might have sold it's soul, but it's got some good restaurants. I am in the Breck area now, but might move to Steamboat if a certain opportunity works out.
smknfire
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sneaking....I've been runnin some stank up here and I think luckily for most of us CO guys heat is easily handled. During summer months my room tops at 78* with 800 watts and a cann66/Vortex 6" combo venting directly into my common living space. Now with average daily temps outside rarely reaching 20* I have dialed my Vortex back a little with speed controller and its running about 75*, again venting right into main living space....ie...haven't had to turn my heat on yet this year. AND with the little cooler temps at night....Purple Sour Diesel.....m.....
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