Will this idea work?

Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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I have a generator now :). Guess I just like to build stuff lol. I've only been doing the indoor thing for a few years and built all my systems but pretty much all based on stacked totes. Got rails as well but never ran them.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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NeverOutgunned said:
No, 3500 divided by four trays. With 12 in each tray. No ac. Good venilation with a seperate intake for my 8 flange hood. 2-8inch fans bring in air, and a 6 inch 600cfm fan exhaust it via a scrubber.
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What sort of lights? I ask because it's been the topic of conversation amongst my friends and I lately.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Budley Doright said:
I have a generator now :). Guess I just like to build stuff lol. I've only been doing the indoor thing for a few years and built all my systems but pretty much all based on stacked totes. Got rails as well but never ran them.
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I've built my entire system from parts sourced from places like hardware stores, specialty shops and scrapyards more than hydro stores.

It's totally modular, can be completely reconfigured in a matter of hours WITHOUT power tools, often without even cutting any tubing. Since the tubing I use is flexible, it reduces strain on tubs and connectors- and since I use bulkhead fittings, it's been pretty bombproof and leak free over time.

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Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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NeverOutgunned said:
No, 3500 divided by four trays. With 12 in each tray. No ac. Good venilation with a seperate intake for my 8 flange hood. 2-8inch fans bring in air, and a 6 inch 600cfm fan exhaust it via a scrubber.
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Sorry sealed typically means no intake or exhaust around here. Holy crap a 6" 600cfm fan! She must howl! The velocity out of that would be like 3500 fps :o.
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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ttystikk said:
I've built my entire system from parts sourced from places like hardware stores, specialty shops and scrapyards more than hydro stores.

It's totally modular, can be completely reconfigured in a matter of hours WITHOUT power tools, often without even cutting any tubing. Since the tubing I use is flexible, it reduces strain on tubs and connectors- and since I use bulkhead fittings, it's been pretty bombproof and leak free over time.

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Ya and some amazing numbers as well. Its pretty cool building the setups. I'm actually thinking of going coco drain to waste next.
 
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