ROFLOL!!! Gotta love when someone just straight up tells it like it is... Tons of respect for that!
Well, thanks... but that's really how it is when you're dodging Johnny Law. Aside from growing a bit of mull, my life is very stable and non-chaotic. Getting busted would be chaos I just don't need in my world. If I were
truly wise, I'd find a way to get buds that didn't involve risking the next 20 years in the shitcan.
Two things america needs to change is our measurement system, and our legal system.
Start by
changing the government. No third term for the neocons!
Between illegal wars and running the economy into the dumper by refusing to regulate the bankers and brokers, the US is now a 2nd tier power in sharp decline. The world is going to start dealing in Euros instead of the greenback, a real problem for the US, particularly with the amount of US debt financed by China etc.
I forgot to attach the pics, here they are.
Ah, I feel a lot better after seeing these. They're not going
too badly, give them a bit more darkness and they should get their act together in a day or so. Please keep me apprised, though.
You should ad that into your sig, like the hide from mom.
I would, but since I wrote that sig file, admin has limited the sig to 2 lines. I can't even edit the one I have without taking some stuff out of it.
I had someone ask me how to steal power in a PM. Someone who I thought was smarter then that.
*sigh* yeah...
I've seen a few write ups on getting power from thin air. Concept is you are picking up the stray fields from th mains. Basically just a long wire. An open core transformer sotospeak. With $50 worth of stuff you could just about light an LED.
A common LED needs about 2.5mA of current at about 2.5V. I think it'd take a lot more wire than what you suggest or would have to be in VERY dangerous proximity to an AC distribution leg to induce enough voltage to do anything at all.
But on a similar vein, I saw a elec generator which would be a great stand-by gen, but used the heat generated to help heat the house. Probably one of the best and practical 'green' items I've seen in a while.
Oh yeah, there's many clever little gen systems. The one I like the most is a miniature hydroelectric plant. Good if you have a nearby stream or river you can divert to run the thing. Internal-combustion engine driven gen systems can be hazardous to your stealth, no matter where they dump their heat.
Areas of Denmark, some houses are heated via steam pipes from the elec co/plant.
Iceland has some fantastic geothermal resources, too, just from pumping water down into hot rocks a couple hundred metres down.
And so you DO grow in soil! hahah! the cat out of the bag now!
No, the cat's still in the bag, probably fermenting and composting a little as we speak. Poor, poor kitty!
If I could justify the expense of running my veg garden in hydroponics, you can bet I'd have a try. However, I
am able to make an 'organic' (sorta) patch work generally well. I don't mind hitting the patch with 'chemical' ferts and insecticides if it gets results, plus I'm not too fooled by the 'organic!!!' sales pitch.
Have you ever been able to get rosemary to grow from seed? I've tried a lot of times with zero results.
Wow, you know, I've never tried. It's just too easy to buy a seedling or nick a fresh growing tip off a good rosemary plant and clone it. I'm not actually having very good luck with the rosemary plant that's in the patch right now.
Hey Al, I just picked up one of those sulfur "burners" and there is no directions on how much sulfur to add in the dish,
Yeah, mine didn't come with any instructions AT ALL. Kinda sucks...
Probably. Which way did you come in?
Also this burner has a way to move the dish closer and further than the heating element, numbered 1-4, how far do you keep the sulfur dish from the heat element?
Mine doesn't have that feature. The sulfur cup sits right on the heating element.
The correct place to put it is where the sulfur is heated only to its melting & evaporation temp yet does not burn. That will vary by the amount of sulfur powder you have in the cup (more will take longer to heat to evap point) as well as the distance from the heating element as can be adjusted in your 'burner' as well as the on-time you have programmed into your timer.
With your unit, I would put about 50g of sulfur in the cup, plug it in and measure the time it takes to melt the sulfur. You'll begin to see S vapour emitted at that point. Mind it for another 5 mins or so and assure that the S is not burning. If it burns, increase the distance from the heating element. Once you have worked out the amt of time to melt the S and are sure it's not going to get hot enough to scorch or burn the S, set your timer to that plus about 5 mins.
Where do you hang yours, center of room, or does it matter?
If you have plenty of circ fans going in the room, it won't really matter where you put it.
If you notice accumulation of sulfur on your circ fans, reduce the programmed runtime. It really doesn't take much S to sort out powdery mildew and overdoing it will cause leaf tip burn.
when the sulfur is being heated up for those 8 min 2 times at night do you have exhaust fans shut down?
I run my 'burner' during lights-off because the exhaust fans are not likely to be running then.
Let me know how you go with your 'burner.'
!! I cut the stem at a 45 degree angle, split it and scraped the bottom inch of the stem. Then, dipped it in some clonex and plugged it into the cubes. As usual Al your expertise is highly appreciated thanks again 
