MrHowardMarks
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It's your avatar right raider?
Looks like a great production strain.
Looks like a great production strain.
hope this helps you...check the linkI have space like that... all I need now is an electrician to come set up the electrical to handle what I want to have going in the space... your not an electrician are you???
hello brotherAbout electricity;
I used to work with a group of growers, I was the construction/drywall guy, we had an electrician, two distributors and three gardeners. Seven gardens in total.
I learned electricity from automotive applications, which is DC, so it didn't help me at all with standard AC, like in all US homes.
Working closely with the electrician, (we also rehabbed homes), I learned all the basics of setting up a subpanel, and running new lines.
If you aren't going to pull tons of juice, ie more than 4 x 600W, I'd recommend splicing into an already existing line, installing a junction box and running a new line to an outlet.
If you have a line that goes to a bedroom, where there isn't a lot of energy being used, turn it off at the panel, find the lead wire, and cut it in half, and splice another line into it making a 3 way connection. Use wire nuts and keep the connection inside a junction box. Run the newly installed line to wherever you want the outlet, and voila.
It's really not that hard to splice in a new line, if you only are running a couple lights, this is your easiest solution.
Tips;
- when messing with lines that may be live, only use one hand. Keep your other hand free, away from any ground. Reason being, if you get shocked, it will look for the easiest way of traveling out to a ground, if your other hand is grounded, the electricity might pass directly over your chest (heart) and out the other hand, possibly stopping your heart. If you keep your hand free, you'll just get a little jolt to just your hand, and forearm.
- :s give yourself a little extra wire, you'll need to trim off for connections, and more is better than less so you don't run out of length.
- get youself a voltage meter/tester, and a nice wire stripper, Kline tools are the best imo.
- get a do-it-yourself guide to electricity, it explains almost everything.
earlier you said you were going to use several layers of plastic...and use the ir-block on ceiling...are the other layers going to be plain black heavy mil plastic instead of mylar?-----ON TOPIC-----
Well, the DJ short blueberries are starting their 4th set of leaves.
All the others are a bit behind, all 6 mangos are on their first set, the 2 9miles as well. I'll post some pics in a couple days of them.
I was pissed that only 1 skunk has sprouted, so I'm germinating the other 5 seeds.
I got them from the High Times store in Montreal, I'm gonna give them a phone call if I'm not satisfied with the next 5, and threaten bad reviews if I'm not compensated of course.
I put up some 5mil black sheathing on the ceiling of the growroom, followed by the IRDA blocking mylar, I'll take some pics and load them later, probably tomorrow. I still have to put up some panda mylar to cover the walls, then hang all the lights, organize the ballasts, and put up ventillation.
Taking longer than I first expected, damn what I would do for 54 clones right now.
Got a disc golf tourney tonight, so I'll probably catch up tomorrow.