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That's a 2x3 scrog

I did the same. It needs a fan on it that powerful though. At least in my case. I like it to be room temp in everything. You can be 24" away but id dim it all the way for a while and get closer, like 18"

Search "female AC power switch socket" and you will get tons of results. The ones I got were a dollar fifty each I think.

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12v LED strips active cooled on salvaged car amp heatsinks and u-channel Dinafem original amnesia, monstercropped/SCROGed. pretty chaotic

two weeks into flower, out of headroom. not using an extra red, only UVa to try and stunt the stretching. I am adding stale beer, coffee, and bread soup (filtered) to their water. Only sitting in 7 gallon fabric pots of (what was) pretty hot organic soil.

Thailand is the leading exporter of lophophora williamsii. You can purchase seeds online for cheap but I would get an adult and put them under 18-6 lighting where it will flower and fruit over and over. You get 2-10 seeds per fruit and the fruits are nonpsychoactive. I like sacredcactus on...

i only add dry water to my compost teas. never looked back.

maybe an ounce, looks like you're soil is dry as rocks tho. I'd add fresh sppunk

So using three pins on cron looks something like this where Im using gpio 25, 8, & 7. They can be on whatever schedule I want, see link for details on the clock that cron uses. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/cron.md Next I need to wire the relays to control my led drivers...

For the light timer I am using "cron", which is a schedule software on the pi. It's pretty straight forward but I need more than one pin outputting. So I assume I can simply add another schedule for each pin. I haven't read into cron's potential but that makes the most sense. I noticed in the...

Post dimensions of each heatsink, length width thickness. .

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/vnc/README.md Ok so VNC seems like the way to go

Also, could I just use SSH to access my cam and change light schedules?

I don't own a KaW, but found the current and voltage to be: .335a (45.5v), .39a (46v), .45a (46.5v), and .5 a (47v). The highest two power settings I thought deserved a PC fan on uchannel and slate type heatsinks. So, I added 12v .1a 180mm fans to my panel.

They're four

They match your driver based on shipping address.

Yea I use these strips and drivers, they are dimmable 110-120vac. There are two switches on the dc side that adjusts current.

Theyre 120v