I'll be home in a couple of hours.... I have garden chores to do. Looks like a night time swim and if I'm lucky it will be cool enough to light The fire pit.....
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GIRL's GOT SKILLS
- Thread starter Aspenou812
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I think I need to run the 240 for the ac first.. then a 50 amp sub panel and have the 6 240 off to one side and maybe 6 110 on the other side..... And for lights using Gavitas 650-750 and the controller from Gavita....with the outlets spaced out I can use timers and controllers easly.
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Ganjaganjakush
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I love the gavity controller. No messing around with timers or anything just run the 240 outlets wire the ballast up and your good to go.
Well that's my thinking they are lighter than the 1K fixture and 3 of the would do nicely...... with the controller my lighting would all but wrapped up..... and with no rf interference....
i've never checked into the workings of a Gavita controller , because theres never been enough head room in my gardens to run them .
so all you'll need is the 220 volt outlets for the lights ? the controller will take care of the timer part , plus dimming ? Cool !!!
so all you'll need is the 220 volt outlets for the lights ? the controller will take care of the timer part , plus dimming ? Cool !!!
Yea just the power now ... That controler dose everything else dims, times, and hot start delay....
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cooterbrown420
The Gavita controllers work with all pro series models. The 1k model as well as the 600/750 flex model.
Yea Ona the Gavita Pro series will all work with the controller... the pro models have a phone outlet built into the ballast to communicate with the controller and the lights are daisy chained together. most gravitas are one piece fixtures but they do make ballast and hoods, the problem with remote fixtures is the rf interference.... im still undecided with the fixtures for the moment, Gavitas are top of the line and i know them after using them so that's what im sticking with. The controller will make it so easy to do all my wiring and electrical work without worrying about timers, hot start delays and high temp shutoff's..... so.....
Hummm so who knows about co2? I have a plan, just not sure all my so called facts are straight......
~star~crash~
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B4 uses co2 in a very large sealed room...if you asked him a question ...he would answer gladly
going sealed ?
time for me to bow out & let the experts take the wheel of knowledge . your going passed my knowledge base now & damn glad to see you do it !!! your drive to learn is going to bring you far in this grow game !
I hope you achive everything you set out to do ! I'll always be here if you have coco problems or something & we have the electrical to figure out , so hit me up when your ready . go gettem Girl !!! show these boys how to grow some dank
RockinRobot
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Get a good controller (I use a Titan Atlas 7) and make sure to mount it at the same height as your canopy. CO2 is heavier than air so it will pool on the floor. Have good fan circulation at floor level to keep the CO2 moving. 1000ppm is plenty. You can raise temperature in the room as well. Keep a close eye on plants as deficiency can pop up faster.
going sealed ?
time for me to bow out & let the experts take the wheel of knowledge . your going passed my knowledge base now & damn glad to see you do it !!! your drive to learn is going to bring you far in this grow game !
go gettem Girl !!! show these boys how to grow some dank
Nope your not getting off hook that easy Babe....... dont know if ill run it on the next round or not..... if so just enough to refresh the co2 in the room..... not blast the hell out of them....
I ran a sealed room a time or 2 make sure you have a way to dump the stale air during lights out. And a dehumidifier. Co2 burners are the best way to go, but it adds heat, so account for that in your a.c. needs. Bottles of co2 are a pain, but don't add heat. Propane is like 20 times the run time of a bottle of co2. Any fuzzy logic controller is good. I forget what brand I used. Also you need to account for the increased nutrient usage. With gavitas and co2 you should be going right past hand grenades to artillery shells boom.
Good news...... An old friend from outta town called me..... Hea a commerical electrician....... For an oz of gg4 he will supply all the materials and do all the electrical work in o e day...... Is that a good deal?
