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420ish

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thanks for the fast answers!is there a thread for your scrubber fan build?thinking of starting a new cabinet build and like yours!might be able to modify mine to something similar.have a plywood cabinet 2 by 4 by 4 .only problem is the door is in the middle and would be hard to get to plants on far sides going 8 around.i have a seperate veg cab so all the cab would be for flower.
 

Tilt

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thanks for the fast answers!is there a thread for your scrubber fan build?thinking of starting a new cabinet build and like yours!might be able to modify mine to something similar.have a plywood cabinet 2 by 4 by 4 .only problem is the door is in the middle and would be hard to get to plants on far sides going 8 around.i have a seperate veg cab so all the cab would be for flower.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=40637

look here under stanley blower & diy carbon filter
 

twrex

Member
the pc fans are there only to cool the lamps. I use a stanley blower as my main fan. It creates enough negative pressure to suck the access panels in.

I see, I misunderstood you then, you were talking about those as two separate things. From the way you wrote that it seemed like you were talking of replacing the blower. How loud is that blower anyhow? I hadn't really considered one before because I assumed it would be hella loud.
 

Tilt

Member
the blower has the sound of rushing air. No motor or blade noise. It is quieter than a box fan or desk fan
 

Tilt

Member

the nursery mom, an indica bag seed,cloner, rooting clone and vegging clone.



a selection of plants at diffrent stages



a plant I vegged an extra week and fed a jobs organic fertilizer spike. I think I might be on to something with this one






plant pics. I know they look pretty sad but they sure do taste good comin out!
 

Tilt

Member
Not to much interest in this thread. I will throw up some more pics up. Maybe I should let it die....:dunno:


mature tray


mid flower tray


early flower tray
 

twrex

Member
You know I'm still watching here, I got another question while we're at it, do you do dr. bud style submersion watering or... what?
 

Anti

Sorcerer's Apprentice
Veteran
Threads ebb and flow. Keep posting your results, get better pics, whatever you like. Once you have final results a bunch of people will pop up and say "I've been reading from the beginning! Way to go!"
 

MrAwder

Member
i was directed to this awesome setup but twrex and had a quick question. The tubes you say are 1 1/4" ID but 55W PL-Ls are 1.5" (bulb width). Is this just my lights and you have smaller diameter ones, or does the tube just flex around the light a little bit to fit snug?
 

Tilt

Member
Im not sure about your bulbs. My bulbs are 1.5" at the base (plastic part) and the glass is alot more narrow fits in the t12 tube guards with room to spare. By the way t12 = 1.2" t8 = .8" t5 = .5" tube size.
 

Tilt

Member
my perpetual schedule by week. 6 clones per week

c = cutting in cloner
r = clone rooting and vegging
f = flowering
h= harvest week
weeks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
c 1
c c 2
r c c 3
r r c c 4
f r r c c 5
f f r r c c 6
f f f r r c c 7
f f f f r r c c 8
f f f f f r r c c 9
f f f f f f r r c c 10
f f f f f f f r r c c 11
h f f f f f f f r r c c 12
--h f f f f f f f r r c c 13
----h f f f f f f f r r c c 14
------and on
-------and on
--------and on

at week 12 first harvest I acheive system balance. My cab is full at week 12 also supposedly up to speed. Some come out earlier some later but I try to keep it balanced. Strain and phenotype knowledge really helps. I read the plants and fudge the times a little.
 

fatigues

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i was directed to this awesome setup but twrex and had a quick question. The tubes you say are 1 1/4" ID but 55W PL-Ls are 1.5" (bulb width). Is this just my lights and you have smaller diameter ones, or does the tube just flex around the light a little bit to fit snug?

I tried the tube guard approach earlier this year and rejected it.

You can purchase clear 2" rigid tubing used in central vac installations. The elbows and connectors for central vac tubing are much easier to work with and form a tight seal. The multiple connector options also allow for more varied manifold style connections for air flow controls, too.

Central vac tubing is a little more $ than the tube guards, but still very inexpensive.
 

twrex

Member
I tried the tube guard approach earlier this year and rejected it.

You can purchase clear 2" rigid tubing used in central vac installations. The elbows and connectors for central vac tubing are much easier to work with and form a tight seal. The multiple connector options also allow for more varied manifold style connections for air flow controls, too.

Central vac tubing is a little more $ than the tube guards, but still very inexpensive.

Okay, I'll bite, this sounds cool, where would one find such an item? A link with prices would be most appreciated. :)
 

Tilt

Member
I tried the tube guard approach earlier this year and rejected it.

You can purchase clear 2" rigid tubing used in central vac installations. The elbows and connectors for central vac tubing are much easier to work with and form a tight seal. The multiple connector options also allow for more varied manifold style connections for air flow controls, too.

Central vac tubing is a little more $ than the tube guards, but still very inexpensive.


do you got a pic of that ? I would like to see it.
 

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