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JAT, yes on the Google maps. You can get a street level view of most homes that is photo quality. I even found abandoned shops and things I used to see in the midwest that have been photo'd on there. Blows me away how much of the country that they are used.

You might want to consider getting a setup that is already wired. Electricity is not something you want to "stumble" through as the end results of getting it wrong can be real bad (burned down house or electrocution).

Looks like the new 5.0 version has lower resolution than the older version. I am looking at a couple of places that used to be really detailed and that is no longer the case.

Yep, the government lies to get keep its money flowing. If the war on pot ever stopped, they would lose their excuse to waste billions of dollars. They started the lie decades ago and now are stuck perpetuating it. There are lots of people that once bought it hook, line and sinker that now...

Watching my daughter grow up. Riding either my street or dirt bikes.

Fish and chips with warm beer. Monty Python and the Mighty Boosh. Fog and cloudy weather. These are the first things that come to mind for me. With a little thought, I think of close circuit monitoring on every street. Kind of creepy, that. Overall, I think of people trying to make ends...

The picture of the ballast actually shows you which is which.

The idea of using Lowryder is cool! With 10 seeds per location, that spot would be guaranteed a fertile seeding on its own. Eventually the seeds would travel and get out into other areas. Mudballs is a cool idea as well...

Keep your wire runs short and make sure that all your connections/splices are tight and you will be fine.

Attitude, 6 days to my mailbox (west coast, US) with freebies thrown in.

They look to be decent ballasts if you plan on using 250 watt lights. You could get some good coverage stringing a few of them up. The wiring on them is straight forward and they are a nice compact design. You would need wiring to handle up to a 3 amp power draw, so 16 gauge would be plenty...

I did drop out of high school in 10th grade. I had a decent paying job ($10 an hour for a 15 year old is good money) and did not have time for high school games. Shifted over to night school at a local JC. Went after my AA, started when I was 17. Looking back, for me it worked out. This...

Great harvest! Good luck on the clones.

From left to right - L = Line voltage o = is left empty N = Neutral The next is for the OUTER part of the socket The last is for your CENTER post of the socket http://www.layrton.com/ingles/control_gear_46.htm What gauge wiring are you planning on using?

Hey MN! 5 foot tall would be too big for the grow tent I have. I would be a topping fool at that point, or I would start into major bending to control the height. The bending thing actually would be fun, but for now I am really just tryign to figure out straight indoor growing.

Thanks LT! I am using a T5 fixture right now as the plants (seedlings still) are small and delicate, but will be switching to a 400 watt MH in the next few days. The current plan is 4 to 5 weeks of 18/6 veg once I change out tot he HID. I will take inventory then and see where they are. I...

I have 4 healthy seedlings growing in 16 ounce cups. This is a very small personal medical grow, so no huge operation. The plants are just starting to show their second set of jagged leaves and are looking healthy. I have a little bit of time before I transplant into their final containers...

I had a skunk plant go hermie on me many years ago. I tried to control the thing by trimming off what flowers I could see. Thought I got them all until I started noticing seed formation. Looked "inside" the buds and found the culprit. I harvested and got a bunch of seeds from it. Every one...

You are not the only one! SC is one of the best games ever made. Took forever to get it to run on my current copy of Windows, but worth the effort.

Good advice there.