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I love it very much. I am from a place called Kenata, aka Canada lol
Hope you don't mind brother. If you do just let me know....
I've been wanting a cooltube for over a year now, I'd love to try a VERTICAL growthe hood setup is awesome! good work! thats why my new hood is a cooltube i had to run duct tape around mine i know i know but thats why i buy "goof off" and naptha!
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SWEET SET UP AND SWEET NEWS ABOUT YOUR FIRST "BIO" AND WEDDING
GREAT SEEING YOU AGAIN!
Thank you OMM, but most of the credit goes to Urban Grower, he's the one who suggested it. I just put my own twist on it. It's so simple, I can't believe I didn't think of something like this sooner!Sheer genius on the set up brother Quix. I know it was trouble, but you did it!
Thanks so much HMG! It's going to make life just a bit more interesting!
Oh wow man, no I don't mind at all. Rather, I'm flattered that you'd take the time to draw that up for me, truly appreciated my friend, thank youHey brother
Fantastic job on the construction!! A tote within a tote...
So selfish of me, didn't notice that you were having a new one. I wish you all happiness, joy and comfort.
So funny you said that about neighbours because I was very medicated and couldn't tell which was the right way to spell it? lol
I don't live in the UK but I do have some family there
Hmmmm on a side note I see you said 88F at 100% wattage hey? I'm sure we can get that down to the high 70's. I know you've already cut your holes but I didn't know the exact spot where it would go. Is there any chance you could put that tote on it's side and cut a hole through that shelf? Even without cutting a hole, I think if you lay it on it's side plus switching sides it should help some with heat. I'm not an Hvac specialist but my good friend is and he always says to keep the ducting as short, and straight as possible as any bends cut cfm's down dramatically. You've already done a great job with all this man keep it up!!
I got some free time so I sketched up what I'm talking about
As a side note, I have to mention that when running your system like this, small things like the sealability of your light hood may be of some importance. You want every bit of the air being drawn through the hood, to come through the port, cooling the bulb- not through the sides of the glass or other places in your hood. The Xtrasun is a decent hood, but in retrospect I'd rather have gone with the Daystar, which is supposed to seal 100% at the glass. There was a 3/32" gap at some places where the glass meets my hood, so I simply ran a strip of MASKING tape along those edges. Please don't use duct tape or other "gummy" types of tape on your hood, you'll be sorry if you do.
Hope all is well in your worlds!
I have air-cooled Daystars, they're not perfect by any means. The gasket material between the glass and the hood was pretty poor from the manufacturer truthfully. One of the best things I did, was tore it all out and replaced it with new gasket material/weatherstripping that I got from hardware store. It immediately reduced smell leakage and improved their efficiency and air-tightness. During bloom, I also run painters tape two layers thick over all the seams of the hoods to further keep a barrier between the air and the odor. Works best at keeping the gummy stuff away as you so keenly mentioned.
Hope things are really great for you all Quix, that's so cool about the new addition to the family - how exciting!
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Dude I'd be stoked if I pull a zip off each auto, but 6 oz!?? Crap man, you and X got it down
The pleasure is mine Brother Wood.
