We do. I’m back on public now. The insurance I had was attached to my salary and meant I could fast track every test under the sun on private. For all the good it did
I would be in a proper pickle without my garden that is certain.
This is why I got those scales. I’m liking not having to have loads of expensive ppm meters and such.
I’ll be using up this first batch of polyjuice potion (which is in the fridge) next week on a wee candida clone.
Sorry about the picture quality, but here was our test case yesterday (flip day 11)
Cheers, Koro. I hope you have battened down the hatches while we ride out another outbreak? Stay safe, mate.
Go team, go team, go team go.
Cheers GGD. The Alaskan is
sooo close now. Flip day 64 today and just a wee few clear trichs waiting to ripen. A few more days.
On mounting and/or soundproofing your fan. If you stood it on a few layers of a chopped up yoga mat that might help to deaden the hum.
Hanging your fan. Maybe screw a small piece of timber to the apex. Use grunty large gauge tek screws or similar so that it will be rigid without necessarily being done up tight against the frame - you might want it just to pull up to the top of your tent - anyway.. Here’s the thing. You want it soundproof too, so hang it using bicycle inner tubes. Maybe get happy with a hot glue gun on the chassis of your fan somewhere or if there is anywhere to fit eye bolts or cup hooks in the underside of your base then cool, otherwise a tight cord around its middle somewhere and hooks from there. The rubber is the thing for the soundproofing. Maybe if you have a mate who is a mechanic ask for some of the rubber mounts off of car mufflers and hang your fan off of them?
Anywho, hey. Here’s a bit of something nice.
Thanks for peeping, peeps.