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15x600 watt 48 bucket system
- Thread starter gottt it
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OgreSeeker
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This is a thing of beauty Mr.gottt it! Thank you for this contribution.
How many GPD does your RO system put out? Will she be able to keep up with your water needs when the girls get bigger?
How many GPD does your RO system put out? Will she be able to keep up with your water needs when the girls get bigger?
gottt it
Active member
Ogre - That baby puts out alot .. It does around 30 gallons a hour and 750 gallons a day, so its fully capable of doin what I need it to do heh 
BowlPacks - I dont use the 55 gallon drum, the first week it used about 1/2 the res.. Im sure the next few weeks its going to pickup alot. My electrician is the MAN!!! He did it up properly .. Everything is run on 220 basically what he did was add 3 20 amp breakers and then add a commercial timer added plugs and waaaa laaaa .. ill take better pics to show you.
Red - thx for stopping by!
BowlPacks - I dont use the 55 gallon drum, the first week it used about 1/2 the res.. Im sure the next few weeks its going to pickup alot. My electrician is the MAN!!! He did it up properly .. Everything is run on 220 basically what he did was add 3 20 amp breakers and then add a commercial timer added plugs and waaaa laaaa .. ill take better pics to show you.
Red - thx for stopping by!
BowlPacks
Member
200amp service to the house right? So you've got four 6's on each circuit and run the remaining two on an existing 120v 15amp? Im confused.gottt it said:
Sorry for all the questions, I've never worked with 6's. Fucking pro job! Great example of how much can be done with a reasonable amount of power in a residence. TIP FUCKING TOP...Save Money
Save Money
Hey Gott It,
Awesome spread
My room is a 7x7 and I was thinking of packing it with 6 x 600. I have to figure out the heat issues 1st. While doing my research and talking with my buddy at the Hydro shop I stumbled on a new product which allows you to run 12 lights off 6 ballasts. That's a big savings and they have larger models also.
http://www.hydrosolutionz.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=HS6
What pumps are you using on your bucket system?
Did you build it or buy the retail package?
Your spread looks great!!!!!!!!!!! keep it up
Save Money
Hey Gott It,
Awesome spread
My room is a 7x7 and I was thinking of packing it with 6 x 600. I have to figure out the heat issues 1st. While doing my research and talking with my buddy at the Hydro shop I stumbled on a new product which allows you to run 12 lights off 6 ballasts. That's a big savings and they have larger models also.
http://www.hydrosolutionz.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=HS6
What pumps are you using on your bucket system?
Did you build it or buy the retail package?
Your spread looks great!!!!!!!!!!! keep it up
Y
yamaha_1fan
KillBud thats a flipflop. You cant run all 12 lights at the same time in case thats what you thought. 7x7 the total room size, you calculating for any walking around room?
Those flip flops from the site you mentioned are pretty expensive. You can build your own or have DB2004 build you one for less.
Those flip flops from the site you mentioned are pretty expensive. You can build your own or have DB2004 build you one for less.
gottt it
Active member
KillBud - I purchased the system .. heres a link .. http://www.hydroponics.net/i/273048
im using the pumps it came with .. Im not too sure what they are id have to go over there and check ..
Blunt69 - Stay tuned!
im using the pumps it came with .. Im not too sure what they are id have to go over there and check ..
Blunt69 - Stay tuned!
K
Karma Genetics
I hope you still got a chair free for me. That is going to be a nice forest of buds....
Great job.
Great job.
