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Sorry, but you couldn't be more wrong. It might be off topic, but it is important that the wrong information doesn't prevail. The watts are still the same. The amps are split between the two 110s yes... but put the two lines together and you are back at full price. As I said... thicker wires...

that is quite a difference. no wonder they hire trimmers out there. where i am... its 3600-4200 for one or two. anyone buying more than that has connections out of state. all of it gets me high. albeit rare that i come across something that has medicinal value.

i am going to pm you for some quick advice. i hope you dont mind. @stonefree69, that is a wicked avatar.

500 posts and you dont know where the trichs end up after you trim bud? and you want to sit there and pass judgement on me? lol. subcool is sitting back raking in the money. including a few bills from me. laughing at you for thinking he gives a shit.

i will still have my fun by hand trimming my personal. if its a hunk of junk i will have even more. after a couple or few hours of trimming by hand though... the fun goes away and it becomes a chore. a chore that you are unable to put off by resting. your hands are tired and sore and then you go...

i will probably be selling this one in a week or two. but i have a friend that might want it. works flawlessly. runs fifteen minutes an hour to keep 90 gallons at 65. it ran ten minutes an hour to keep at 68. if you are interested let me know and ill find out if its available. i would sell it...

i can tell you without a doubt that in my area.... nothing comes through here that hasnt been through a trimmer. if you want bud that still has any sort of crystal structure on the outside you need to grow it yourself. and me personally... i have a lot to do in a short amount of time. its not...

over here in the states we pay by the killawatt hour. not by the amp. the whol save lots of money thing is a myth. the only money you save going 220 vs 110 is the energy leakage from the copper wires that go from the breaker to the plug. in other words... you might save five or ten bucks a...

lol. just as i was hitting confirm on the trimmer i just bought this email came in. fortunately... i still want it. it was $140 bucks to my door for a 16" twisted trimmer. and they have thin flat blades now. that must be easier to clean than a round metal wire. i do worry about the parts wearing...

i am right there with ya. and was just posting on another thread about how some peeps dry their plants before they trim. they say that the dried buds dont gum up the scissors as bad. maybe that is the key to these trimmers. i am going to try that this harvest to see if it helps to foolproof the...

after reading the dry your plants before you trim thread. the secret to gumming is probably to dry your plant before you spin. i was just about talked out of it until i remembered the guy saying you dont have to clean your skizzers as much.

yah thats foxtailing all right. happens to me everytime. just consider it your grind it up and share stash. no biggy. they will stretch to four or five inches long. http://forum.grasscity.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=697872&d=1315793542 the one on the left is all foxtailed. looks great...

18 might be a little bit much. i dont like my chiller cutting off and on all of the time. it wears it out. and there is no way for it to freeze up unless that rez gets really low on water. my homemade almost 1hp unit with all of its flaws is able to keep up with 3k lights and have the room stay...

yah that would probably make you stick out like a sore thumb. not to mention the taking the chance of getting maintenance up there when you arent home to find out why you need a window unit to stay cool. i didnt realize you were in an apartment. you can always buy a portable unit and pipe the...

why dont you just turn that 2hp mini split into a chiller? i spent 45 minutes on this 1.5hp window unit. need to build the cooler, hard wire the circuit board, and then tie it into my system. done. the system i am using now... is cooling 3600w. then the ambient is cooling another 600 in mh, all...

you cant add heat to heat and get cold. three set-ups is a lot of heat. you also cannot add that much heat to a room and expect it to be 'livable' without some sort of extra cooling.

what light wattage. nm i am going to bed. take all of your watts and multiply by 3.41. that is the number of btus it would take an air conditioner to replace. add in another 1000 btu for each digital ballast. 350 for each pump. 500 for high velocity fan. 200 for other fans. add em all up and...

what size is the chiller rez on a 1.5 hp chiller? not the big rez, the one inside of the chiller itself. is it form fitted around the evap? or is there room for a few gallons of water? i just bought the a/c today. and need to get the cooler built tomorrow. hoping this finds someone before then...

chillers are the way to go. no doubt. i have built a 5k -rez and 11k -lights. but the 11k cant keep up. so im going to sell those off and work on this 18k that i just purchased. what i know beyond a shadow of a doubt.... is chilling air with water is much more efficient than chilling air with...

i built my system off of a thread on grasscity. i had no idea all of this info was out and about. so my video is a little bit presumptuous to say the least.... i was excited to finally have it running. anyways... here is a video on what to do and it works. i will probably be switching over to an...