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Controlled Environment Agriculture by Shrubs

Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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Got some updates and a correction.

Grabbed the Blue Lab Gaurdian meter


My CAP Fuzzy Logic wouldn't calibrate correctly. It was staying at 800ppm, so i traded it out for another.
That one wouldnt calibrate either. Stayed at 50ppm. I stand corrected, maybe if they would calibrate they
would be the best. But no.

I traded it out for the Sentinal C-PPM4 and couldnt be happier. No calibration problems. And it seems to have
similar capabilities in terms of features.


Extended CO2 sniffer




 
xivex

xivex

Active Member
Hey shrubs,

The sentinel cppm-4 is the co2 only version of their total environmental controller, the chhc-4 (the one im running!). I love my chhc-4 as im sure youll love the cppm-4. Its great. The only major difference from the cap ppm2a is that the sentinel uses a different fuzzy logic chip. Sentinel is accurate within 50 ppm whereas cap is accurate within 25 ppm so they claim.... Other than those diffs, they are very similar controllers.

Ive also heard that cap products are lower quality so youll probaly prefer the sentinel chhc-4.

Btw your csds are looking so thick and fuzzy. Like cotton candy. Looking amazing bro! :)
 
purrrrple

purrrrple

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Shrubs, you ever try the IGS-061 co2 controller from Plug'n'Grow? Very popular where i'm from. Retail $639 but get them for $450. Also what do you pay for your Quantum 1k's?
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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purrrrple said:
Shrubs, you ever try the IGS-061 co2 controller from Plug'n'Grow? Very popular where i'm from. Retail $639 but get them for $450. Also what do you pay for your Quantum 1k's?
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We have quantum 600's. No 1k's.

All of our 1k's unfortunately are magnetic. Sometime over the next year we'll be transitioning to digital.

My mentor uses the IGS. It doesn't utilize Fuzzy Logic technology from what I can tell. Not quite as efficient.
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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Hey guys, just checkin in. Been very busy lately. My building inspector rolled by today, we're scheduled for Tuesday the 1st so I'm lookin forward to that. Other than that theres been really solid growth happening on Cycle 1. The Glass Slippers have really been impressing me. She's a winner with super afghani nug growth. The Ogre99 is beautiful, highest resin content for sure, a nice solid hybrid. While the CSD's are just pure jungle sativas, they are just beginning their flower hour. I excpect the Glass and Ogre's to be finished in roughly 17 days and ready to trim and cure in 25. While the CSD's are looking more like 24-30 more days of flowering. We'll see, I'm really excited though. Cycle 2 has taken flowering very well for the most part. The Sour Bubble#2's didn't have the developed root system of the rest and are going through some PMS! They hopefully come back strong. Just gotta go easy on em. Cycle 3 is motherfuckin Flawlesss, so far it's looking to be a serious pull. Not one stressed plant in Vegetation and all are nice and perked. CO2 was installed in the veg today too. :) hope all is well with yall Stay up.
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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xivex said:
Hey shrubs,

The sentinel cppm-4 is the co2 only version of their total environmental controller, the chhc-4 (the one im running!). I love my chhc-4 as im sure youll love the cppm-4. Its great. The only major difference from the cap ppm2a is that the sentinel uses a different fuzzy logic chip. Sentinel is accurate within 50 ppm whereas cap is accurate within 25 ppm so they claim.... Other than those diffs, they are very similar controllers.

Ive also heard that cap products are lower quality so youll probaly prefer the sentinel chhc-4.

Btw your csds are looking so thick and fuzzy. Like cotton candy. Looking amazing bro! :)
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It's been nothing but wonderful. Very high quality.
 
Someguy15

Someguy15

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purrrrple said:
Forgive me for being a moron but what exactly is Fuzzy Logic?
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Basically, it 'learns' the conditions of your room and attempts release the proper amount of CO2 vs. just releasing until the set point is reached and stopping (what cheaper controllers do) but this causes over shooting.

The example all the websites give are like a good driver. You apply the brakes slowly before coming to a stop sign vs reaching the sign and slamming them. Hopefully that helps clear it up a lil.

Love the gear shrubs, I wanted a chhc-1 (or new 4) for a long time and was considering CAP after your initial enthusiasm. Glad I came back and checked it out, a chhc-4 for me it is!
 
J

jesushadafender

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Yea I have a CHHC-4 and I absolutely love it, takes care of everything I need. Glad to see you like the Sentinels my friend. Hope the inspection goes to plan and nothing major, if anything, needs to be done. Replanted the KKSC, White, and Aliendawg ether cut so hopefully we can get those to a nice size shortly. Warehouse is lookin ballin man. Gimme a hollar and come down soon, ladies have about 2 weeks or so left for the CSD's. Glass Slippers probably could be flushing now but Ill taken to a nice amber.
 
riddleme

riddleme

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purrrrple said:
Forgive me for being a moron but what exactly is Fuzzy Logic?
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Simply stated logic is a basic 1 or 0 this translates in a logic high or a logic low which translates into things like on or off, yes or no, black or white. Fuzzy logic allows a maybe or a grey to be added in the programming logic set which as stated allows the device to learn
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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riddleme said:
Simply stated logic is a basic 1 or 0 this translates in a logic high or a logic low which translates into things like on or off, yes or no, black or white. Fuzzy logic allows a maybe or a grey to be added in the programming logic set which as stated allows the device to learn
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I believe it has become self-aware! The end is near!
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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Okay, today is week 6 day 5 for Cycle 1, week 2 day 5 for Cycle 2

Glass Slippers look sick!


Glass Slipper just in front of a 2x2. They are rock solid.




The Chem Sour Diesels. Its a jungle in there. A solid 4' x 24' canopy of CSD. I
estimate there to be around 175-225 CSD tops.






Cycle 2






Ogre99 in the foreground, CSD in background


I just can't capture the CSDs in totality.


Thanks for checkin.
 
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