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I give PG&E over $30,000 per year. They love me!

I don't buy used equipment unless I know the person who is selling it. The CD-6 Co2 generator brand new would be more expensive than the one I bought. Also the CD-6 is not water cooled and would put out too much heat for my room. The whole reason I went with the generator instead of the tanks...

Pretty sure it's 72 per patient in the O. You might wanna check that again. I have the limits for all countys/towns posted on my wall at home. If you check this link half way down it will tell you http://www.canorml.org/prop/local215policies.html

I was able to get the room to around 1200 ppm with my exaust fans on. It easily went to 1500 without them. I have sealed the room as best I can using Panda Plastic but the room is real big. There is no way that I can leave the exhaust fans off for 12 hours strait because they are only in they're...

I don't have to worry about the resivior temp or the chiller because I'm running the municiple water through the unit then dumping it down the drain. I do have the problem of the ventalation however because I have to run my exahust at least 15 mins per hour for sent control. That is gonna suck...

Wow. Thank you very much for your input! That makes me feel much better. What is the average PPM in your room? Cubic Feet? I'm at around 550 ppm when I walk in the room. That's with the intake and exhaust running 24/7. also my water heater is in my room so when that goes on it jumps to around...

Well that sucks...I just spent around $400 after shipping on this thing. How much water does it really use if you drain to waste? That was my plan. I have the municipal gas line and water lines being hooked up to it today with the sentinel Chhc-1 controling the water valve.

Just received this UPS today. I'm going to set it up tomorrow. I'll let yall know how it works. i spoke with Steve the founder and owner of Hydro Innovations and he said there was some pressure problems with the gas lines in some areas so the NG version wouldn't work. Hopefully that's not the...

I want to buy this product (the Natural Gas version) and I wanted to find out if anyone else is useing it and what thier experiance has been like. It says ot puts out about 45 Cubic Feet of Co2 per hour and it's around $350 I was looking at the CAP one that puts out 36 Cubic feet per hour and...

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I own 8-600 watt and 6-750 watt digital lumiteck ballast and can put my ear to it and won't hear a thing. I can also lay my head on it after it being on for hours and not get burned.

My big one is 18 lights (12 flower 6 veg) 10 plants per light. two rooms in a basement with concrete floors, running water and gas lines and a drain in the floor: Room 1 veg room 6 600 watt 8" Air cooled Sun Systems hoods with digital Lumiteck balasts running on 240v with built in analog...

I fixed it so there are thumbnails! yay! It took me a while to figure it out. I had to make my album public and then use the url under attachments. I'm proud of myself! lol. drugs...

He's useing XXL Hods which cover a 6x6 footprint. Well that's what it says on the box. It's more like 5x5. Light movers are great for veg but DO NOT use them for flower!!!!!!!! The buds will not get dense at all. I have made this mistake already.

I would go with 4 rooms too but make 3 small and one large flower room. I'd use one small room to veg, one to mother and clone, and one to dry and trim. Veg for 3 weeks in 4" rockwool cubes and flip to flower. Pull every 60 days. If you are very efficent you could get 6 pulls a year. I would...

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I think I fixed my pic problem on my post. Could you delete your coment because it doubles the pix and makes it longer than it already is. Thank you very much.

This is the timer I use. It handles two 600watt digital balasts at the same time on 120 volt. Works great and you can get it at home depot.

If you use sheet rock be sure to use the kind that has no organic material or you could have mold issues down the road.

He is the 411 on my small closet grow. My house is raised and the bottom level is unfinished with a garage attached. There was a portion of the area that I was able to segregate away from the rest by building a door and adding a wall. I then insulated the area and screwed up ply wood over the...