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Phenoman
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Nice! Glad your cuts panned out! Sterling kit car! Call me pbnjelly haha!
It will definitely be easier to control everything in a nice new shed. It gets pricy trying to waterproof the old basements. Building out a corner in the garage would give you a really nice space. Could be easily vapor sealed and insulated with just 2*4 walls. Which makes co2 a viable option. Our ground water is a great source for water cooling and geo thermal heating at 55°. I can do a water cooled conversion if you (or anyone else) want.
Excellent Turbo! This is exactly the information I needed. I had been planning around building out the garage so that seems to be the winner. The shed would be about 6 months-12 months out and for the winter run I'm gonna scramble to setup the garage. Ya this home is basically mine, it's willed to me so my mother has said to make any modifications that I want. Couldn't ask for more from a woman that once took apart my 15" subwoofers, found and flushed a QP of xmas bud. lol.
The world's changing. I have a Dr who loves that i'm tapering most pharmaceuticals for cannabis and others that hate it but hey, progress
Anyway, I like this idea. I'll start making the room out there this weekend and getting the logistics down. I want to run air through 3-4 hoods, I have an idea to do this in parallel so the lights cool evenly (old watercooling multiple GPUs trick). But it might be ok to run 8 inch insulated from outside, through the 4x4 light, through the 4x8 light then back outside with the glass sealed with tape,
The rest shouldn't need AC until summer and by then I'll have it all installed. I can insulate the rest it's built out perfectly with the 2x4s just needs insulation and drywall.
Another question would you still actively cool hoods in a C02 rich room? Can a seal be created that is good enough I guess is my question.