4x1000 +co2+9 strains+=good times

#1Raiderfan420

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Run Power, hang head unit on wall, run 2 copper lines that come with the unit they thread on ,and one low voltage line from unit to head unit . The install took me 4 hrs by my self no help...bongsmilie :blsmoke:
Where did you pick up your ac unit? That definatly sounds like the way to go.
 

BooMeR242

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ya that AC unit is def the best specially for a sealed c02 room it doesnt exchange air out at all like the window mounted units do
 

pheobo

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*** EDIT *** Found the answers to most of the questions early in your second grow journal. Only pending is your thoughts on the pool chiller vs Chill King.

Wow... 3 days of reading.

Congrats on your grow and I will def go read the second grow starting now...

Just one question, how did you water your plants? HAHA Just kidding!!!

Hey frenchy... any comments now?

As for cooling, I'm looking into the iceboxes too, but consider using this "pool chiller" instead of the overpriced ChillKings from innovative hydroponics. Any thoughts?
http://www.poolheatpumps.com/PoolChillers.htm

Two more question, why not go with the water cooled dehumidifier from hydro innovations?
I realize that you had bought the unit you are using now 1/2 way into your first grow and it prolly doesn't make financial sense, but thought I would ask in case you had other reasons too.

Any reason you aren't using the water cooled CO2 generator? Seems propane would be easier then refilling the bottle once a week. It claims 45cu ft per hour which should restore your CO2PPM with a 3 minute burn in your room if my noob to Co2 calculations are right.

Cheers!
 

NewGrowth

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That pool chiller looks like a great idea but can it get the water temp down to 65-68? To provide supplemental cooling and cool your lights the water needs to be around 68 preferably lower. I used an Ice-box for a short time and they work great. :peace:
 

pheobo

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That pool chiller looks like a great idea but can it get the water temp down to 65-68? To provide supplemental cooling and cool your lights the water needs to be around 68 preferably lower. I used an Ice-box for a short time and they work great. :peace:
HAte to add to the chatter, but Riz has a water cooling system with iceboxes and may find this info useful... according to the marketing info, it'll take the water down to 50 degrees:

" HEAT SIPHON DX 3.25 C
Digital, Scroll, Titanium,
Chiller goes down to 50 F"

MUCH cheaper then the Chill King.
(if it'll work)
 

thump easy

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those yellow bottles hahaha green coast awww u most be from cali i know that place its my favorite one of the best hydro stores n i like some of the yellow bottle stuff specialy the pre flower noid inhibiter... NICE
 
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