I use the Sentinel DRT-1. Other recycling timers are less money but this one is the most accurate, supports on/off times from 1 second to 4 days in 1 second increments. It's digital and let's you know where you are in the cycle at all times. About $100 these days. C.A.P has some options too.
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I use the Sentinel DRT-1. Other recycling timers are less money but this one is the most accurate, supports on/off times from 1 second to 4 days in 1 second increments. It's digital and let's you know where you are in the cycle at all times. About $100 these days. C.A.P has some options too.
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moses224
What, how or where did you get material for lid or top/ I have 6 of those trays not in use and that would be a great project. thanks in advance
I'm in the market as well. Looks like you can get one from CAP for ~$50 that'll do 1-on, 4-off. If you want to specify the on/off minutes, you spend closer to $75. I'm about to pull the trigger on one of these.
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Saint Cannabis
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I would think that the 1/4 cycle should work for most people. I have an adjustable CAP timer for my Foggloner and usually run it about 45 second on and 3 minutes off because the ultrasonic fog would settle fairly quickly (depending on how many head i was running) although with some clones i was able to run a 1min/5min cycle.
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I want to build atleast a 120 site cloner anybody have a good design that works without over heating?
Pump size tub size etc.
I am not worried that I cant figure it out but i would rather not have to much guess work.
I was planning on 500 gph but should I be getting a bigger pump? and has any body tried reservour, with bigger pump and multiple seperate tubs cloners ??
Pump size tub size etc.
I am not worried that I cant figure it out but i would rather not have to much guess work.
I was planning on 500 gph but should I be getting a bigger pump? and has any body tried reservour, with bigger pump and multiple seperate tubs cloners ??
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milehimedi
put my cuts in 4 days ago with just Clonex soluble in the water. The newest growth is turning black on some of the cuts. doesn't seem good. any advice?
MikeRoOrganix
Member
I just picked up a botanicare 25 site aerocloner for $150. Seemed like an okay deal. One question for you all - the pump seems quite loud. I have many other pumps and they are nearly silent. Is this one much louder due to the increased pressure? It's going to be hard to keep hidden...
MikeRoOrganix
Member
Is the water temp as critical as the air temp? My air temp is 78, but water is also 78. Trouble?
texacali713
Member
another thread Im book marking, lionsroor I am too interested in a tutorial of your works!
God bless walmart.....
air pump- $6
plastic container- $5
hydro store.......
16 little misters- $12
water pump- $25
4 corners and a T- $5
already had........
1/2" tubing
airstone
built the whole thing for around 50 bucks. use tin foil over top instead of sites so I can put as many as I want in....
air pump- $6
plastic container- $5
hydro store.......
16 little misters- $12
water pump- $25
4 corners and a T- $5
already had........
1/2" tubing
airstone
built the whole thing for around 50 bucks. use tin foil over top instead of sites so I can put as many as I want in....
kactuszak
New member
do any of you who built this ez-cloner use epoxy or cement on the PVC fittings?
I was just collecting the needed items for this build out at a store and I saw the two part primer / epoxy cement that you'd apply on a PVC fitting if u were doing dome professional water lines in a house etc...
But I opted not to buy the cement. My reasoning was that any and all water leaking from the pipes would just be recirculated and recycled by the pump AND that any and all lost water wouldn't be enough to lower the pressure going thru the lines to the point of useless ness...
what do ya'll think!?
I was just collecting the needed items for this build out at a store and I saw the two part primer / epoxy cement that you'd apply on a PVC fitting if u were doing dome professional water lines in a house etc...
But I opted not to buy the cement. My reasoning was that any and all water leaking from the pipes would just be recirculated and recycled by the pump AND that any and all lost water wouldn't be enough to lower the pressure going thru the lines to the point of useless ness...
what do ya'll think!?
MikeRoOrganix
Member
mine doesn't have any cement and it doesn't leak from the pvc manifold at all. It's nice to be able to take apart and clean
