Inside Out Trees, Silo Op, custom RDWC, water cooled
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Ttystikk
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It was so good, I needed a smoke afterwards. Fortunately, I am well prepared for just such an eventuality...
Stayfoolish
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Be prepared! Ran out of smoke and opened up a bag from the trim area. Bunch of tops waiting to be smoked from last round. I always throw a 1/4 lb in the trim bag so I can always have a joint. Even when i think I am out.
Ttystikk
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This one looks to be about 85% covered by the time stretch is finished. A couple of the plants won't quite fill in their whole trellis.
twist1uc
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Problem is it keeps blowing caps. It may be trying to seize, which is weird since the unit is less than a year old.
Ttystikk
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That thing gives you more problems than a crazy baby momma
Only one of them- and it was originally 'fixed' by a professional...
The other one has been totally trouble free.
Both were not new when I got them.
The same company now makes 5 Ton Banks brand chillers- there's even a water cooled option, which puts the rejected heat into water instead of the outside air. I am replacing my furnace with it.
Sounds like they think they are very civilized over there? lol
This'd be for them---
I do hope they see it and are SHOCKED!
Probably best I don't go over there.
Ttystikk
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Sounds like they think they are very civilized over there? lol
This'd be for them---
I do hope they see it and are SHOCKED!
Probably best I don't go over there.
They reinstated me, but somehow I'm a noob again; I can't see personal conversations?! I don't get into flame wars, I just want to connect with people.
Very true, this includes me.
True story; they get treated like I just did and they leave the forum- to the idiots.
In any case, I'm still doing what I do- and I'm doing it better than ever.
I've read into some of the PPK threads here, but the descriptions make no sense to me. What is it and how does it work?
This is the best I can do for you on the PPK info. At the bottom is a Coco ppk I built. Still isn't really getting put to great use as my rooms are a disaster.
Here's a really old ->PDF<- from D9 and others. A few things changed between now and then.
#1: Nobody drills holes in the upper bucket.
#2: Nobody I know of uses tire valves anymore. I could be wrong here... I personally think they look like a massive pain, as does his manifold. I think drip line fittings/manifolds would work much better/easier.
#3: Wider/Shorter is the preferred shape of the upper bucket. Lower bucket can be any size as long as a large enough air gap is supplied. Smaller will be less stable, depending on control bucket size.
#4: I see no reason to glue (EWWWWW) the tailpiece if you cut the hole in the buckets slightly smaller than the tailpiece and you use the proper sink tailpiece which has the lip at the top.
Here's a Coco ppk I built recently. It's currently a single site, but modular and expandable. It gets watered 2-4 times a day currently. The last pic is the plant from a 2 gal pot I put into it. Each bin is 5 gallons.
Here's a really old ->PDF<- from D9 and others. A few things changed between now and then.
#1: Nobody drills holes in the upper bucket.
#2: Nobody I know of uses tire valves anymore. I could be wrong here... I personally think they look like a massive pain, as does his manifold. I think drip line fittings/manifolds would work much better/easier.
#3: Wider/Shorter is the preferred shape of the upper bucket. Lower bucket can be any size as long as a large enough air gap is supplied. Smaller will be less stable, depending on control bucket size.
#4: I see no reason to glue (EWWWWW) the tailpiece if you cut the hole in the buckets slightly smaller than the tailpiece and you use the proper sink tailpiece which has the lip at the top.
Here's a Coco ppk I built recently. It's currently a single site, but modular and expandable. It gets watered 2-4 times a day currently. The last pic is the plant from a 2 gal pot I put into it. Each bin is 5 gallons.
