SoG Grow Room Discussion

SOG

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So...

Is it an AC radiator? what is it supposed to fit originally?

Or is it just a generic radiator...

I must say I like the move... less DIY, but more efficient for sure...

Oh Yeah! Now we're cooking with fire...lol.. :shock:...lol...
i have no idea what this is originally for, i saw this in the guys catalog
snapped a pic of the page on my phone, and went out to the shop
i was at the metal shop when he showed me the catalog,
he brought this up since he saw my coil
 

GypsyBush

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Nice find...

I am sure this will work like a charm...

I almost wish I needed one, just so I could play with it...lol...
 

greenthumb111

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Nice find...

I am sure this will work like a charm...

I almost wish I needed one, just so I could play with it...lol...
THe copper tubing is in an "S" shape inside the radiator. :blsmoke: It is good you can get the fins attached to the tubing for max heat transfer. Nice find SOG. Did you say you are getting an enclosure for the radiator to fit the exhaust duct? I am wondering if the resultant exhause air coming through that will be cool enough to lower the temp outside the grow room. I dont think the chiller will cool it that mich but it will cool it enough to lower the outside growroom (attic) air. Again nice find
 

SOG

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I think you guys might be interested in something like this;

www.marineair.com/pdfs/L-2135.pdf

Instead of using seawater to cool the condenser you could use an external freshwater res.

See what you think.
Thank you and welcome aboard estaman
i know from experience anything for marine use is usually twice more expensive then similar non marin usage
any idea how much this runs?
 

SOG

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THe copper tubing is in an "S" shape inside the radiator. :blsmoke: It is good you can get the fins attached to the tubing for max heat transfer. Nice find SOG. Did you say you are getting an enclosure for the radiator to fit the exhaust duct? I am wondering if the resultant exhause air coming through that will be cool enough to lower the temp outside the grow room. I dont think the chiller will cool it that mich but it will cool it enough to lower the outside growroom (attic) air. Again nice find
Gypsy wanted fins,
you wanted S shapes,
i wanted a rad that works :wink:
its a win win, everyone are happy!
 

SOG

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SOG

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no pricing listed?
they are on the pricey side, there are other that do the same thing
they are referred to as:
"Circulating chillers" or "Process liquid chillers"
they circulate a small amount of water constantly, in an internal res
ready to circulate through any process needing cooling
 

SOG

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check out my DIY IceBox
pressure and leak tested up to 300psi, ready to Plug n Play



(more pics in my journal)

:joint::peace:
 

FLoJo

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thats interesting, because the design is the same, however seems like it would be in some mini euro car or something LOL
 

SOG

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I've hit a wall with my DR300
was mounting the lights last night when i realized the center beams are slipping out, beyond a reasonable sag
its pretty much about to slip all the way out in less than half inch
i have al the beams taped together so they wont slip out
i have zip tied all joints and connecting beams
nothing helps, i removed the lights immediately
then inspected the structure trying to adjust the skin, didn't help
i wrenched one side of the tent to the other to keep the beams from slipping
the cable snapped right in my face, i was devastated didn't know what to do
went to the store i bought the unit from (Better Grow Hydro, bghydro.com)
i explained my issue to the guys there, they hooked me up with another 9'x9' tent
i will be replacing the DR300 with a much nicer unit, i actually seen build in person, it has the same IR features the SJ tents have, and much more
Better Grow Hydro ditched SJ and been working with another tents manufacture
to spec build horticulture tents that better suit our needs based on feedback from actual users
the result is a much sturdier unit, bigger air ducts, better seem light insulation, and a much heaver load capability
pretty much twice any other tent, plus they have them build a center support beam for the tents
to completely eliminate any sort of sag, and increasing the already doubled wight allowed, and the build is solid
i need to wrap back my DR300 and go replace it as soon as possible :peace:
 

greenthumb111

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that grow lab?
I dont know why you would limit yourself to a tent size when you have that whole beautiful room you built. Maybe make the tent the veg area and the rest of the room the flower area?

Glad you got the tent you wanted. Hate when you think something is going to do the job and then find out it not what it's suppose to be. Cant wait to see the new tent.
 
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