http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-010--2-.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-001.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-007.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-011.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-004.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/798715/t/t_looky-here-013.jpg http://www.overgrow.com/edge.... This is my 1st post using this method so I hope it works..I know some of you are wondering what Ive got so here it is..5 days 12/12 and boy do those WW stretch like hell!!BB just kinda thins out perfectly..GH 3 part nutes..Any ?'s or constructive criticism welcome
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OK well I suck, its obvious...Going to sleep now, but 2morrow hopefully I can correct the problem..No, I dont have any f%^&*(ing clue what the problem is, but soon will....maybe
LoL Chillllll..... The problem could be with the OG servers. This IS the internet... **** happens all the time. Night bro.
Aight...this" target="_blank">http://www.growkind.com/marijua.......this is it..all I can do tonite..click the link and scroll through the pics. I am unable to post the pics directly.Maybe someone will come along and show me the light..Thanks to everyone on this site for making me a better grower!!!
now that is a nice lil setup there bdub one little thing i noticed though,the electrics directly beneath gives me bad vibes, water and leccy dont mix to good dude cant you mount the extension cord out of the way? you just never know when your gonna get a leak
Hey thanks guys, I never thought Id get those damn pics up. Misti, youre absolutely right.Although all has been good, you just never know like you said..Today I am going to build an air scrubber and I think I will get that on the wall..Thanks for the input..That twin vortex blower is bring ing in cool air in the bottom left corner, ya cant really see the inlet..And ontop of that bucket and box is another BB in soil..My experimental plant..Tried SuperCropping and JOG
Thanks Santa for gettin those pics up!! SOrry you had to do that, but I tried all I could..I promise Ive been a good boy this year!! Thanks for the feedback guys/gals, I guess I will update this thread as needed..Glad to have you all along for the ride!! MERRY XMAS!!!!
I think your setup looks great! A safety tip tho... You have one of those plastic surge protector strips. IMO that is a poor choice for a grow room... Perhaps wiring up some GFI's would be a better idea. Or a strip that is rated for heavy duty... Maybe that one is.. Dono... Just thought to shout out for safety.
Im sorry, whats that you speak of?? PLease elaborate! I posted looking for instruction, and I welcome it! Safety IMO is a huge concern..I just built one of BM's scrubber buckets yesterday and moved the strip to the wall per Misti..Please enlighten me....Thanks
What Joe refers to is a type of electrical plug like you are now plugging into only they are made to trip under 'ground fault' conditions. They are known as GFI's or GFCI's... G round F ault C ircuit I nterupters You can ask for them by name at any home improvement store. But make sure it's installed properly so that it will provide the protection it's designed to give.
We have some of these in my kitchen and bathroom....Sometimes when using an appliance it will click and stop running power to my device. Then you push the reset button and fire away again.... I dont know what this **** is for or what its doing it for (i sucked in electrical class, except for basics).
QUOTE Quote: from bdub420 on 7:30 pm on Dec. 26, 2005 Im sorry, whats that you speak of?? PLease elaborate! I posted looking for instruction, and I welcome it! Safety IMO is a huge concern..I just built one of BM's scrubber buckets yesterday and moved the strip to the wall per Misti..Please enlighten me....Thanks I used those plastic strips and it melted! I believe it could have caught fire. Most of those power strips are rated for temporary use. Where what we use them for is akin to continuous duty Definitions of Continuous Duty on the Web: 100% duty cycle. A solenoid rated for 100% duty cycle may be energized at its rated voltage continuously, because its total coil temperature will not exceed maximum allowable ratings (105° C at an ambient of 25° C.) A" target="_blank">www.jewellinstruments.com/SOLglossary.htm A rating given to a coil capable of working continuously under normal operating conditions without overheating or catastrophic failure. the" target="_blank">www.valcor.com/Glossary.htm the basic idea is to not overheat it as I did. What does the power strip say on it? Most calim not to be for continuous use. Anyway I only ment to warn that a strip did melt here under heavy load.
