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SmokeyMcFly
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It is good to see plants moving into the space!
Thanks bud
And the real reward for all the hard work
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It is good to see plants moving into the space!
I'm jonseing on your growroom.
Glad to hear I got you started with the Kit!
I'm jonseing on your growroom.
Me too! I'd have it running like a jungle in Vietnam, sativa heaven in the middle of the desert.
Great job Smokey, you must be getting excited.
at this point I’m convinced it’s unbeatable as far as growing top notch herb and it’s probably the easiest method to grow top quality bud with and it’s very affordable which is just well awesome. Anyone reading this that hasn’t tried a grow with Docs kit you’re really missing out and should give it a try for a run I promise there will be no going back to the other methods after you try high Brix bud
And it's really hard to screw up!
I want a garden with a chair in it! Damn!
Hmm, but you can't hang out in there with elevated CO2 ...
Neiko do you know anything about wiring up a mini split to a remote thermostat? Is that something they are typically able to do? I’ll bust out the manual but it’s pretty lacking in info. For example it says auto mode keeps it at ex-factory settings but doesn’t say what they really are other than 68 degrees or if / how you can change them...
Thanks bud!
valid excuse to get a new controller with all the cool new shit that's come out since then
Not a bad piece of gear to finish off the room
All mini splits do things a little differently but yes you should be able to connect a remote wired thermostat. There are connections for a thermostat in the electrical portion of the indoor head. You should have gotten a hand held remote with your AC to set what temp you want. The hand held is NOT a thermostat as in it doesn't sense temperature, it sets the temperature for the unit. The temp sensor is in the return air side of the indoor unit. Is it a heat pump or only cooling? Auto mode should mean it will switch to heat or cooling to hold your setpoint. Mini splits try to run all the time to hold an average temperature. It should seem like they are running all the time, they do this to keep as tight of a control as they can by ramping up/down the compressor capacity. If you want to program the unit to change temp automatically then you will need a wired thermostat. The wired stats are sold as accessories from the unit's manufacturer. I'm not sure about using an aftermarket thermostat though, you'll probably need to go back to the manufacturer of your unit. Be warned though they tend to really over price them.