doubletake
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I am not planning on using co2 on the first run mabey bring it in on the second run
2200 Watt Good Neighbor Grow
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Cann
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Damn, been missin out on this thread but now I'm subbed up. Solid work SFguy 
keep up the good shit, glad to see you're gettin some - but don't forget about all the other ladies in your life!!! and most importantly never tell any of the ladies about eachother 
don't want a jealous ex ruining your garden
And doubletake - in response to your questions about running 600s in a 8x8 tent, I have a 8x8x7 tent that currently runs six 600s (hps), and there is a 7th (mh) hooked up as supplemental if i feel like i need it lol. All of the hoods are 6' air cooled, and there are two rows of three hoods, each connected to a fan. One of the fans is 745 cfm, the other fan is 435 cfm, both of them cool the hoods very efficiently but obviously the bigger fan works better. I have two 6'' intakes that blow fresh air in (usually about 60 degrees here), 240cfm each. I also have a carbon filter hooked up to an exhaust fan 745 cfm. Running all 6 lights 25'' from the canopy my temps hover around 85, I run an A/C to bring it down to about 75, 60 at night. You could go without the A/C, or you could get bigger fans, but personally I would invest in an A/C, just my 2 cents. You can view my journal I have a few pics of my setup as well as a video. Thanks, and good luck
keep up the good shit, glad to see you're gettin some - but don't forget about all the other ladies in your life!!! and most importantly never tell any of the ladies about eachother don't want a jealous ex ruining your garden And doubletake - in response to your questions about running 600s in a 8x8 tent, I have a 8x8x7 tent that currently runs six 600s (hps), and there is a 7th (mh) hooked up as supplemental if i feel like i need it lol. All of the hoods are 6' air cooled, and there are two rows of three hoods, each connected to a fan. One of the fans is 745 cfm, the other fan is 435 cfm, both of them cool the hoods very efficiently but obviously the bigger fan works better. I have two 6'' intakes that blow fresh air in (usually about 60 degrees here), 240cfm each. I also have a carbon filter hooked up to an exhaust fan 745 cfm. Running all 6 lights 25'' from the canopy my temps hover around 85, I run an A/C to bring it down to about 75, 60 at night. You could go without the A/C, or you could get bigger fans, but personally I would invest in an A/C, just my 2 cents. You can view my journal I have a few pics of my setup as well as a video. Thanks, and good luck
SFguy
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i was driving over to her house the other day, and thinking to myself FUCK i hope she doesnt want it like lastnight cause i really want to sleep tonight. and the girls are great didnt mess with them so ar as i can see i really doubt anything adverse will happenHa ha ha good to hear you been smashin pussy bro
not so good about the power outage though, hope your girls are ok!!
i mostly try not to let people in on what i do, but i have a grow tent in my kitchen and 1000 watter in my closet so its sort of obvious.Get in were you fit in is how I grew up. But now I'm 28 married and have a 5 yr old daughter.
Because of you I caught a moment of clarity! I now know why everyone tells me to keep the shotgun loaded! WOW!
??? confused me???
Pussy's a hella-of-a-drug!
Focus on your grow, and don't tell any of the pussy that you grow.
Drink up, and be marry!
The ~ Guv.
hows you babes doin by the way? i gotta go by your thread too and check in
i know i know, i have been lagging on the updated pics too i just cant find the time cause im always on here at work and cant upload from here
ill cruise by your thread also and shee how things are rollin.
i really guess itll depend on the ambient temps in your garage too... cause i know my buddies garage get hella hot. id suspect that you will run into heat issues but i wouldnt know without tryin it out.. id get a portable ac unit maybe around 8000 BTU should keep your temps from goin over 80, and i would leave out the Co2 since your not tryinto run a sealed room (intake and exaust) then i dont think youll use it to its potential. didnt see anyone mention that
what up wheels? lets burnit...
third that.isecond that..
i agree completely. invest in the a/c one time and reap the benefts of knowing that your temps are in check.Damn, been missin out on this thread but now I'm subbed up. Solid work SFguy
And doubletake - in response to your questions about running 600s in a 8x8 tent, I have a 8x8x7 tent that currently runs six 600s (hps), and there is a 7th (mh) hooked up as supplemental if i feel like i need it lol. All of the hoods are 6' air cooled, and there are two rows of three hoods, each connected to a fan. One of the fans is 745 cfm, the other fan is 435 cfm, both of them cool the hoods very efficiently but obviously the bigger fan works better. I have two 6'' intakes that blow fresh air in (usually about 60 degrees here), 240cfm each. I also have a carbon filter hooked up to an exhaust fan 745 cfm. Running all 6 lights 25'' from the canopy my temps hover around 85, I run an A/C to bring it down to about 75, 60 at night. You could go without the A/C, or you could get bigger fans, but personally I would invest in an A/C, just my 2 cents. You can view my journal I have a few pics of my setup as well as a video. Thanks, and good luck
i tend to do this sometimes i will go gallavanting around and check in on things once or 2x a week. things are goin goo in there tho i see progress always when its days between my garden visits.
il stop by your thread soundsl like you got som good stuff goin on..
doubletake
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Hell yeah thanks guys I'll define toy get the a/c just for back up that is awesome 6 600s in the 8x8 but thanks for the info guys
doubletake
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Haha damn seriously I remember when I was running 2 for 12 hrs it was something like 120 so that must be a pain but define fly wrth it hah
eastcoastmo
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Lol SF, must be hard saying no to pussy...i know i cant 
Good to hear your girls are doing well too bro!!
Good to hear your girls are doing well too bro!!
wheels619
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san diego gas and elec does the same for me. lolyeah running 6 600s in the 8x8 is great, the ladies are flooded with light. The only time it's no good is this time of month when the power bill shows up....
truepunk87
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How much electric cost out west anyways? Always wondered lol we pay like 7.8¢ KwH
djshorty06
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All depends where you live and what company is providing the electrical service. Like where I live they have like a tier rate. I dont remember what the pricing was off the top of my head. In average to run a 1000w 12-12 would run you about $100.00 per light a month
truepunk87
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Damn...... That's insane!!! I couldn't afford it out there 
crimsonfro911
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holy crap. my entire closet running costs me 13 bucks a month lol
^NoR*CaL@420
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yup im payin out the ass too, but my company has been screwing people for a wile now n hella ppl are calling em on it. soon as i hurd TID was doin this shit on the news funny how my bill went down hahahaha fuckers. law suits up the ass now lol
peace
peace
djshorty06
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Looking into a 6k solar panel system just to power the grow. Its an upfront expense but am sure worth it.
djshorty06
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NorCal where in cali are you located?
SFguy
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YA I GOT RAPED ALOT WORSE FROM PGE BEFORE I SIGNED UP ON HTE C.A.R.E. PROGRAM.. California Alternative Rates For Energy they cut my almost bill in half. it was up over 600 a month.. now im happy with havin it around 400yeah running 6 600s in the 8x8 is great, the ladies are flooded with light. The only time it's no good is this time of month when the power bill shows up....
no lube and no kiss bro its retarded before care program it was over .20 cents per kwh. now im a .12 in the highest tier
soon bro really soon im getting antsy and wanting to go on a trip somewhere and its official i have anew girlfriend and i guess were exclusive so now i gotta use condoms wiht the other ones.. if i can find energy to fuck someone else besides her god dude she has an insatiable appetite, i can barley keep up with her and im a horn dog... i never knwe a chick that wants to fuck 4 times in a night, again in the morning and do it all again the next night and cooks too.whats up sf lets get our blaze on.when u coming to dego?
im up to .12 cents per kwh but before the care program it was reallly hurtin i was on tier 3, still am but its cheaper on the care program heres a breakdown from PGE
The State of California has adopted a policy to encourage energy conservation and residential customers are charged more for electricity above a certain baseline level each month. A baseline quantity is the amount of energy that is intended to satisfy a substantial portion of the energy needs of the average customer in your areafor things like heating, water heating, lighting, refrigeration and cooking. As your electric use moves above your baseline quantity, the price you pay for per kWh increases.
Electricity: Baselines
How are baselines determined?
Baseline quantities are set by state law and implemented with the approval of the California Public Utilities Commission. Since baseline quantities are set based on the average use for residential customers in an area, they can vary by geographic location, or baseline territory. Baseline quantities also vary by time of year (summer or winter), and are based on your home's heating sources.
Baseline quantities are set between 50 and 60 percent of the electricity the average residential customer uses in each territory. In the winter, all-electric customers have a higher baseline quantity, between 60 to 70 percent of average use, to account for electric heating.
What can I do to help stay within my baseline quantity?
Your energy use results from a combination of number of occupants in your home, square footage of your home, number of electronics in your home, including computers and TVs, and the number of hours you run these electronics and other appliances in your home, including your heating and cooling systems. Visit the Understand Your Energy Use page to understand how you are using energy, and what you can do to reduce it to stay within your baseline quantity.
Some customers may be eligible for additional baseline quantity allowances if established medical criteria are met.
[h=2]Electricity: 5-Tier Rate Structure[/h]
| Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 | Tier 4 | Tier 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up to the Baseline amount | 101% to 130% of Baseline | 131% to 200% of Baseline | 201% to 300% of Baseline | excess of 300% of Baseline |
Electric tiers work like many mobile phone plans you get a low rate when your use stays within certain limits. If you go over your allotted kWh, you will be charged a higher rate, just as if you went over the allotted minutes in your mobile phone plan. PG&E has a 5-tier rate structure where each additional increment, or tier, of use beyond the baseline level is charged at a higher price.
Rates for Tier 1the baseline tierwill be billed at the baseline rate. Use beyond this level is charged at one of the "over baseline" rates, priced at increasingly higher levels. For example, the Tier 2 rate applies to energy use up to 30% over the baseline amount. The highest rate, or the Tier 5 rate, is applied to use that is more than three times the baseline amount.
The CARE program provides a monthly discount on energy bills for customers in income-qualified households and is based on a three-tier structure in which electricity use costs less than in the traditional five-tier structure.
ya im in the highest tier rate for care program. but when i was runnning just my 1000 light in the beginning my bill was around 175 a month. so arouund $100 per month of 12-12 sounds about right
ya man thats a good deal WHEN CAN I MOVE IN.. lol whats your setup like man??
ummmm is that a rehtorical question ??