benny with co2 the higher temps are good, if you can keep it like it is you will like it, after using a chiller i would opt for a bigger one if you can afford it and plan on building a insulated box around your 55 gal res.
i was running a sealed room for a few months but went with fresh air and bare bulbs and a ton of exaust extraction and sure like it better, buds are tighter and seem like more resin. its hot here to and im using a swamp cooler to cool veg and flower, high temp in the flower room so far was 81.
Shit I hope this doesnt end up kicking me in the ass. So far everything is going great but I dont know how hot it can get with Co2. When it is above 85 degrees outside I need some type of cooling.
I am debating whether to chill the resev for liquid cooling or just chill the air in the tents with A/C.
I dont know how I will deal with the condensation with a liquid cooling system. Even with an ICEBOX, is there a drain line on it? Once the water is cooled enough things will condense like mad.
I been reading a DYI water chiller thread using a standard 6000btu window a/c unit. I found a deal on craigslist for a 5500btu a/c for 20 bucks. Its older but works well still so I well use this to test out the liquid cooling and how cold I actually need the reserv. to be in order to maintain 83-85 degrees. If it works then I will invest in a real water chiller.
Dont laugh I need to brush up on some science science but I gotta question about the water condensation.
When a cold coil in a hot room causes condensation it is actually lowering humidity of the room if that condensation water could be collected and drained away?
As the air cools the water molecules arent able to stay in the from of a water vapor gas, they condense and from into a liquid.
So your basically condensing water vapor and removing it from the room right?