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ebbnflow36

ebbnflow36

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Cool I understand what your doing. I tried buying the cap universal power module for remote trigger but they were out of stock n it's getting harder to find it. But getting great deals on the other cap products because of the take over. I'm sure I'll be upgrading to agrowtek eventually but this will do for now
 
rory420420

rory420420

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I bought the extreme greenhouse xgc-e years ago..never looked back..I also think I bought the last upm-1 cord in existence..I searched for 2 days and found one on a shelf in Texas!
You'll need these if running high amps thru any controller of any brand,they're rated 15amp..
I got 2 built by a member here for 90$ with extra heavy duty materials..I'll never let em go,they're that valuable...
ebbnflow36 said:
Cool I understand what your doing. I tried buying the cap universal power module for remote trigger but they were out of stock n it's getting harder to find it. But getting great deals on the other cap products because of the take over. I'm sure I'll be upgrading to agrowtek eventually but this will do for now
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ebbnflow36

ebbnflow36

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Guys I had a fucking epiphany today, I'm such a retard, my grow is in basement but couldn't have mini split due to stealth reasons, I totally forgot the room above is my bedroom but adjacent is an addition (where porch is next to) so going under the floor in the addition and getting a fucking mini split, done and fucking done, so someone please tell me what mini split 18kbtu that'll work w my ghc-1e
 
cardozo

cardozo

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rory420420 said:
They're easily made...2 for the price of a upm with even better/sturdier parts,heavier cords/plugs ect...
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Hey Rory:

Long time lurker, first time poster. Any chance you could message me on the guy who builds the UPM-1 devices? I am more than happy to pay him to build me a couple. I also have a master controller , but as you said, it is useless if running high amps and Ive been searching for a UPM-1 to no avail....
 
rory420420

rory420420

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cardozo said:
Hey Rory:

Long time lurker, first time poster. Any chance you could message me on the guy who builds the UPM-1 devices? I am more than happy to pay him to build me a couple. I also have a master controller , but as you said, it is useless if running high amps and Ive been searching for a UPM-1 to no avail....
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I can do this...p.m.me...
 
ebbnflow36

ebbnflow36

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Since this thread gotten new life I'll continue here vs starting new thread... So i gotten my mini split friedrich breeze 24k bad ass motherfucker.. Now my question is should I just hook it to my master lighting controller so the ac just turns on with the lights. Or run junction off the 220 in the room
 
Cowboy Kahlil

Cowboy Kahlil

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The company SoGoodToBuy, or GT- Machinery or senville.com proved to be dishonest and a bad joke. I found their multiple names deceptive, as well, but wasn't aware they were the same at the outset. Simply put, don't buy a senville mini-split.

I finally went to a couple of installers. Mitsibushi and Daikin are the two main brands everyone likes. And Gree, which you can get at Home Depot got positive reviews as well.

That said, stay above 4500 BTU Per each 1000W sodium light. For 4 lights, I'm going with 24,000 BTU.... it's best not to cut it much closer than that due to other things - like fans- that can add a little more heat.
 
rory420420

rory420420

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ebbnflow36 said:
Since this thread gotten new life I'll continue here vs starting new thread... So i gotten my mini split friedrich breeze 24k bad ass motherfucker.. Now my question is should I just hook it to my master lighting controller so the ac just turns on with the lights. Or run junction off the 220 in the room
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No..if its 90 degrees for some reason when the lights are out ....how's it gonna cut on?
 
ebbnflow36

ebbnflow36

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My room is in a basement which I highly doubt the ambient could go over 80 even with it being 100 outside for a few days I'm pretty sure it stays between 65-75 all year I was trying to save couple bucks in electricity but Upon further reading I read since it's inverter it should be on all the time
 
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