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Just a guy who thinks that one of the biggest issues that cause police to kill at the rate they do, is the proliferation of guns. Looking at police killings in other countries without lax gun laws, the numbers are laughable. We kill more people in a week than they do in a year.

It's the backasswards argument that guns will always be there, even if illegal, and only the criminals will have them. Cyclical.

While my demographic inference was off base, I still believe being heavily armed, and the proliferation of weapons on the streets gives the justification to assume that every kid they roll up on is armed. Without that, they would have to produce an actual reasonable fear for acting with force.

You're right, I wasn't thinking about the Samoans and Natives. They're not to be fucked with. See, when a populace is disarmed, does the policing mentality change? Of course, it wouldn't be a switch to be flipped and everything would go away, but how many people are killed by police in...

Actually - I think it's the assumption that everyone IS armed that gives them the their justification for being "afraid for their life". When they think every kid they're waiting to harass on the street has a piece, they act like bigger thugs. In the wilderness of Alaska, it's a completely...

Next time on "Are you afraid of the dank?"...

Maybe, but it'd have to cover a 5x5 solid. I'm afraid the heat created by the extra bulb would start to nullify some of the benefits of the lamp, and you might lose that energy savings to heat and AC demand. Of course, if the output increased significantly, it'd make that a moot point.

Something to remember, as well. Just because you're pushing more watts through something, doesn't mean that it's scaling in efficacy and efficiency like it would in it's designed range. Like your example of a 1500W equivalent - At a certain point, it's not a 1:1 return. I'm not certain of that...

After running the CMH for half a flower run, I can safely say that I'm glad I didn't go with the 630. Two separate 315's would do the trick better. They don't need the PPF at the center, I'd rather get the bleed effect and cover far more space for the extra foot to the sides I'd get with the...

I've decided to exhaust the AC into a lung room, and scrubbing that air before exhausting it out of the house. The room will serve a dual purpose as a drying room (in a humidity controlled tent), so I can get good use of the second scrubber. If that still doesn't cut it (while drying), I can...

This is a common problem :( https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/the-dirty-secret-about-portable-a-cs.44497/

It is a dual hose! Ideal Air 12k BTU unit.

How about the product, The Neutralizer? What if I set one of those up right behind the AC Unit? Does anyone have any experience with that particular piece of equipment?

So, scrub the air in the room right next to it? That's not a terrible idea either.

The drawback of the inline filter is that I'll have a bitch of a time matching the proper CFM exhaust for the AC and run the risk of damaging my unit, according to someone I talked to on the matter. Is that legit? It seems legit.

Just like the title says, I'm having a bit of smell bleed from the AC exhaust. The room is filtered, but it's seeping through the condenser and escaping outside. It's about to hit peak flower, so I have to do something, fast. I was looking into getting an inline filter to push the air through...

8, but I have it hung on wood, and lose a few inches there. I just need to rehang it properly next run.

I agree. I wouldn't try to mess with them. I am loving my 315s, the frost is absolutely fantastic. They put off a bit of heat, but considerably less than even a 600. Yes, it's true about the UV. Always wear eye protection in your room. My biggest regret in my current setup is that I don't have...