Just watched thats vid, I too think its a great rundown on how to program. Nice and easy!
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Well I changed up the cure on these. You can see the differences in the bud. The darker one was more moist put into sweat.
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It has been asked for some detailed pics of the Cobatron, so here they are. If you have any questions just ask.
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I do have one more question, your 1st two pics looks like two cords wired into the controller plus the sensor.
Last pic looks like 3 cords and the sensor.
What am I missing here?
Last pic looks like 3 cords and the sensor.
What am I missing here?
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Let me try to explain with this pic. Two 6 foot extension cords where used for this. One of them(Cord #1) you cut the female end off completely as it is not needed. That is the cord to power the STC-1000. The other(Cord #2) has the mat plugged into female end. The male end will get plugged into wall when assembly is complete.
The Cord on left is plugged direct into wall (Cord #1). That is the power for the STC-1000 itself.
Then you have the sensor (Black wire)
Then you have an extension cord(Cord #2) with just one wire split and put into STC-1000. One end of wire is under 1 of the Heat terminals the other one is on the other Heat terminal. That is the switch. When the STC needs heat it closes that switch which allows mat to heat up. When at temp the STC will open switch and the mat will turn off.
The Cord on left is plugged direct into wall (Cord #1). That is the power for the STC-1000 itself.
Then you have the sensor (Black wire)
Then you have an extension cord(Cord #2) with just one wire split and put into STC-1000. One end of wire is under 1 of the Heat terminals the other one is on the other Heat terminal. That is the switch. When the STC needs heat it closes that switch which allows mat to heat up. When at temp the STC will open switch and the mat will turn off.
overlord
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Alright, this is what I thought, then I saw that last pic and it appeared to look like another cord. Probably the one for the heat mat that is spliced just gave the illusion of 3 cords to me.
Thanks so much for this Meds... will help me as soon as my controller gets here. Hopefully soon or I won't be able to Cob some of this harvest.
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I set up the other flower tent today. Here is the gals. We have a Blue Moon in the center with an Afghani at each corner.
The little Afghani clones were started in rock wool til I seen roots. Then they went in the window screen pots and into a tray to give them some support. The roots look to be at the edge. When I unrolled them to peel the window screen off, they kept their shape. Fine root hairs were holding soil together.
The little Afghani clones were started in rock wool til I seen roots. Then they went in the window screen pots and into a tray to give them some support. The roots look to be at the edge. When I unrolled them to peel the window screen off, they kept their shape. Fine root hairs were holding soil together.
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So wait, you built frames off of the milk crates for the plants? Are they attached to the roof of the tenI set up the other flower tent today. Here is the gals. We have a Blue Moon in the center with an Afghani at each corner.
The little Afghani clones were started in rock wool til I seen roots. Then they went in the window screen pots and into a tray to give them some support. The roots look to be at the edge. When I unrolled them to peel the window screen off, they kept their shape. Fine root hairs were holding soil together.
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They are zip tied in two places in each corner of the milk crate. Not hooked to tent at all.
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Here are some pics of the crates.
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I almost killed this girl. Who would have thought a plant needs water when its pushing 100 degree's... Duhhhh
I about killed off all my solar panels, but there seems to be enough to let it finish out. She is frosting up nice for the shape she is in. I am hoping for better luck next time. I am sure she will be sticking around here for a bit, we like it.
I about killed off all my solar panels, but there seems to be enough to let it finish out. She is frosting up nice for the shape she is in. I am hoping for better luck next time. I am sure she will be sticking around here for a bit, we like it.
The WW is gorgeous JM!
That is what I learned from sweet sue while back
I got the same heat mat pad thingy and used it for my clones this spring and wow what do you know successful cloningIt has been asked for some detailed pics of the Cobatron, so here they are. If you have any questions just ask.
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We can't have them young ones with cold feet. I have wondered what the upper boundary in soil temp may be.
Thats still a pretty White Widow there JM, Who's she by?
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She is a Seedsman.
I am pretty sure I have killed my Blue Dream mom also, Grrrrrrr. I have a bunch more seeds from another grower so we should be good. I am almost sure I have no more of the Humboldt seeds.
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Ok, we got everyone out for a little fresh air. The smells are so nice and mellow. The D6 has a very unique smell. The coloring is looking spot on for a golden goodness.
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Here is a little sneak peek at some of the KNF OHN ingredients fermenting up.
