Wasn't strong enough to take the 24/7 running? 
Lost In The Fog
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CraZysWeeD
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Wasn't strong enough to take the 24/7 running?
I don't know whats the problem yet but something in the box has sprung the leak and emptied the reservoir. Then things start a chain reaction, the pump went dry so it's probably toast as well. When the cooling blocks in the tent don't get cooled the Epoxy start giving away... I'm not giving up on him but I need a back up system. So I went a head and ordered some more strips.
Digi-Key was out on the right H inFlux, Shed must have ordered the last ones. But I found another site Arrow that had them in stock so I get them overnight with Dhl. Four pieces of 8000Lm, 3000K. That should due for backup.
F-ck my poor MasterCard. 
You will be up and running in no time 
As long as you find out f
where first step of disaster was.
As long as you find out f
where first step of disaster was.
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Found the problem, the bottom on the rez started leaking and gave away. It's my fault, was so keen on getting a bigger rez I just epoxy welded that too with no screws what so ever.....
Ok, problem solved 
Better go slow in the right direction,
Than going fast in the wrong direction....
Some wise person said that...
Better go slow in the right direction,
Than going fast in the wrong direction....
Some wise person said that...
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I usually go in the direction progress is made but this also sometimes means the wrong way and end up in disaster way. haha.
This is the way of evolution, sometimes things work and sometimes they don't.
This is the way of evolution, sometimes things work and sometimes they don't.
You haven't now. Just went hasty to not adding screws
Killerbudz
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You know how to keep things interesting with all the upgrades and issues lol.
Arrow is where I got mine! I'm sure you will get that darned thing up and running again .
.That would be you!Ok, problem solved
Better go slow in the right direction,
Than going fast in the wrong direction....
Some wise person said that...
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CraZysWeeD
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It's great I can amuse you @Killerbudz
I don't think my wallet feels the same way. But it is what it is, my hobby. Haha. 
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Arrow is where I got mine! I'm sure you will get that darned thing up and running again
Oh, great. I hope it works to ship to Sweden. I haven't got any confirmation yet. Got the L09 with double rows, I know the single rows are more efficient but I need lots of lm for as little money as possible right now to save this grow. I dosen't feel good right now with only 12000Lm...
I know I will get that dam Poseidon running again, but the dam blocks are toast... I think cooling the strips will be much easier than a large round disc like the Logic boards. I will most certainly use them again but not this run.
You are that wise bird.
Kismet
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Swedish meatballs i know . Homemade gravlax as well. Yum beet root salad sounds great what else consists of a traditional swedish xmas dinner?
What a relief CraZy !! So happy to hear for youo happy! Got news from my mom, she was on her kemo yesterday and they now say the cancer is gone! She is going to keep on with the treatment but It's so nice to hear... it's the third time she has beaten this decease! Going to make her a cake today and we are going to celebrate this!
Wha?
Shed getting some new lights? Very exciting !!!Crap sorry to hear Poseidon went down
This is where I posted off topic link for Swedish julbordSwedish meatballs i know . Homemade gravlax as well. Yum beet root salad sounds great what else consists of a traditional swedish xmas dinner?
What a relief CraZy !! So happy to hear for you
Wha?
Crap sorry to hear Poseidon went down
https://www.420magazine.com/communi...s-community-support-group.457198/post-4232193
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CraZysWeeD
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What a relief CraZy !! So happy to hear for you
yeah it's wonderful. Best Xmas gift ever!
Crap sorry to hear Poseidon went down
It's a bummer but I'm sure I have him up and running soon again. But I decided to ditch the Logic boards for now. Easier to cool a strip with an ordinary water pipe than a big round thing.
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Off topic, but have you tried these skorpor from Ikea?
I’m trying to recreate a friends family recipe for cardamom skorpor, but keep failing. The problem is that a lot of American family recipes have changed over time and aren’t really the same thing that one’s ancestors ate back in Europe.
In this case I think the recipe has changed to be much sweeter. The recipe calls for sweetened condensed milk, instead of sugar. The addition of so much sugar and butter means that the dough doesn’t rise as well, making a very dense loaf of bread, and then when dried, it’s not crisp and crumbly, but rather hard as a rock.
Anyway, the reason I’m asking about if you’ve tried these from Ikea is because I’m trying to make something I’ve never tasted. I thought about trying to grab some to try, and then keep making adjustments to the family recipe to try to make it more like actual Swedish skorpor. But if they are crap, I’m not going to bother to make the trip (it’s about 30 miles away).
Sorry to hijack.
I’m trying to recreate a friends family recipe for cardamom skorpor, but keep failing. The problem is that a lot of American family recipes have changed over time and aren’t really the same thing that one’s ancestors ate back in Europe.
In this case I think the recipe has changed to be much sweeter. The recipe calls for sweetened condensed milk, instead of sugar. The addition of so much sugar and butter means that the dough doesn’t rise as well, making a very dense loaf of bread, and then when dried, it’s not crisp and crumbly, but rather hard as a rock.
Anyway, the reason I’m asking about if you’ve tried these from Ikea is because I’m trying to make something I’ve never tasted. I thought about trying to grab some to try, and then keep making adjustments to the family recipe to try to make it more like actual Swedish skorpor. But if they are crap, I’m not going to bother to make the trip (it’s about 30 miles away).
Sorry to hijack.
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No worries Bb! Every comment is welcome here even if it's not related to the thread. Always feel welcome!
Skorpor is not my kind of thing but I do like hard bread it's the only bread I eat now days. So I can't give you a really good answer on that. But IKEAs stuff are fairly good compared to many other stores and now I mean their edibles. They probably blow air in the dough when mixing it to make more volume in the loafs. I can try to dig some for you, but you will probably have to remind me about it. My coworker is an Eco-Farmer and their family is very into making their own breads, I can ask him if his wife have some old recipe.
Crazy Labz time.
I think I manage to save the grow... Reperposed the aluminum sheet I used for the Logics last grow. Shortened the sheet to 500mm and fitted it on the frame in the tent. Thank god the Logics survived the heat. Depending on the time they went without cooling it must have been really HOT. So now it's back with 40000Lm plus the 12000 from the strips. Interesting to see what the temp goes up to tonight.
Updates on the plants later on tonight.
I'm going to be close to 100.000Lm with the H inFlux strips next week. Ordered some custom bent aluminum today. 40mm*25mm*2mm.
Good looking light build.
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Thx Penny! It's a huge setback with Poseidon but there was nothing to salvage the cooling blocks with. I have to go back to the drawing board with this. Strips feels a lot easier to cool with water than these big boards.
I'm already at 28C in the tent so 5C increase direct without the water cooling.
Well the plants are happy and that what counts....
You'll work it out, the boards do put out some heat up on top.