Grandpa Tokin’s Perpetual

Nice harvest with those solid frosty nuggets! That mystery auto though o_O.

I wish I lived near enough to come by to get the stem and roots. I'm saving for some killer skin salve.
 
Damn! I knew there was something I could use those for. I normally just throw it all away. I need to do my research I suppose....I smoke weed though. :thumb:

I was able to complete a full upper body workout this morning and then walk 30 minutes on the treadmill. I’ll need to walk another 30-45 minutes later today to finish my steps for the day, but even though I still have a little sinus drip I feel pretty good. My back is feeling okay so I’m going with that. Hopefully I’m back on-track and no other ailments creep up. At my age you never know what’s around the corner. Anyway, I feel pretty good now that it’s over... :laugh:

My grow area smells like dank drying weed. I love it! Haven’t had that smell in awhile. Have a great day!
 
That mystery gal looks like she is going to stack up nice. You may have to turn the lights up a bit to get some penetration through the frost, then them larf buds will ....... forget it look at that thing, Dam.
 
JustMeds said:
That mystery gal looks like she is going to stack up nice. You may have to turn the lights up a bit to get some penetration through the frost, then them larf buds will ....... forget it look at that thing, Dam.
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I wish I knew what this thing is. Her structure is very nice. I’ve done nothing to her whatsoever...:cheer:

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Here's some soud diesel I'm about to process. It's grown in rock wool mini cubes. Fully automated under 1350 w of cree 3590. Its a small area 5'x5'. I get 3 to 4 lb's every grow. Is a scrog with a trellis holding the big buds in place
 

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I put my 2nd QB together today. It’s a 260 kit from HLG. Here’s how I did it:

I started by placing the boards on the heatsync so that there is a +/- connection at the top and bottom. This allows them to be wired in-series. Basically I screwed one down and the flipped the second one over and screwed it down. Everything is pre-drilled so there is no guessing.

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I mounted the driver to the top (fin-side) of the heat sync with the supplied nuts and bolts, but I didn’t take a picture of that. I then took the output side (DC) from the driver and directly wired one to each board. I used the brown as live/hot and the blue as negative.

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I then took the input side (AC) of the driver and wired that to the supplied electrical cord. They supply waygos and a waterproof housing. I used the waterproof housing because I wanted to. The waygos are probably easier, but this seems more secure to me. Anyway, if you look into the housing, one terminal has brass connectors, and that’s the one I used for the hot.

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QB6.jpeg

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After that, it was simply completing the circuit by connecting the +/- on the other side of the boards. I cut a small piece of wire (supplied with the kit) to fit between the boards and BOOM!

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And Grandpa said, "Let there be light!" And it was good.
 
Grandpa Tokin said:
I put my 2nd QB together today. It’s a 260 kit from HLG. Here’s how I did it:

I started by placing the boards on the heatsync so that there is a +/- connection at the top and bottom. This allows them to be wired in-series. Basically I screwed one down and the flipped the second one over and screwed it down. Everything is pre-drilled so there is no guessing.

QB1.jpeg

QB1.jpeg



I mounted the driver to the top (fin-side) of the heat sync with the supplied nuts and bolts, but I didn’t take a picture of that. I then took the output side (DC) from the driver and directly wired one to each board. I used the brown as live/hot and the blue as negative.

QB2.jpeg

QB2.jpeg


QB3.jpeg

QB3.jpeg



I then took the input side (AC) of the driver and wired that to the supplied electrical cord. They supply waygos and a waterproof housing. I used the waterproof housing because I wanted to. The waygos are probably easier, but this seems more secure to me. Anyway, if you look into the housing, one terminal has brass connectors, and that’s the one I used for the hot.

QB5.jpeg

QB5.jpeg


QB6.jpeg

QB6.jpeg


QB7.jpeg

QB7.jpeg


QB8.jpeg

QB8.jpeg


After that, it was simply completing the circuit by connecting the +/- on the other side of the boards. I cut a small piece of wire (supplied with the kit) to fit between the boards and BOOM!

QB9.jpeg

QB9.jpeg


QB.jpeg

QB.jpeg

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If ya don't mind me asking, how much $ was that set-up?
:passitleft:
 
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