Fridge Grow/Clone Box (with a twist)
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fishdeth
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Went and visited my local Hydroponics store, a mile away.
Got some grow stone and some small rock wool cubes and my baskets.
I also picked up a submersible pump and all the hoses and bits to make the drip system.
Didn't get enough spagetti tubing tho.
Probably not my last trip there…
Got some grow stone and some small rock wool cubes and my baskets.
I also picked up a submersible pump and all the hoses and bits to make the drip system.
Didn't get enough spagetti tubing tho.
Probably not my last trip there…
fishdeth
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I cleaned up the cuts made to remove/lower the floor and applied aluminum duct tape I had all the way around.
The floor is thin and a little flimsy now so I screwed a piece of square aluminum tube under for support.
I installed the drain in my large tray.
I painted my reservoir and lid black on the outside.
The floor is thin and a little flimsy now so I screwed a piece of square aluminum tube under for support.
I installed the drain in my large tray.
I painted my reservoir and lid black on the outside.
fishdeth
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I will probably start germination today choosing 4 from these.
3 AK-47, 3AMnesia Haze, and one seed (the big one in the right bag) that I found recently in a bud I called "Stanky Dank".
That stuff was SO stank that it would permeate a couple rooms by just opening the glass jar !
Will have to watch that one closely, hoping for a female.?
3 AK-47, 3AMnesia Haze, and one seed (the big one in the right bag) that I found recently in a bud I called "Stanky Dank".
That stuff was SO stank that it would permeate a couple rooms by just opening the glass jar !
Will have to watch that one closely, hoping for a female.?
fishdeth
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Got the Blauberg fan today!
Blauberg Inline Mixed Flow Fan 6"
Item #: BLB6TURBO
Product Details
Blauberg Inline Mixed Flow Fan 6"
Item #: BLB6TURBO
Product Details
- Turbo 150
- Compatible with 4" to 12" round air ducts
- For ventilation systems requiring high pressure, powerful air flow and low noise level
- Casing is made either of durable ABS plastic or polypropylene with low flammability, UV- and corrosion- resistant properties
- Special casing design enables easy dismantling of impeller and motor block without air ducts detaching to facilitate fan servicing
- Double-speed single-phase ball-bearing motor with thermal overload protection is controlled with integrated
- 3-position (low speed/OFF/high speed) speed switch
- Wall or ceiling mounting with a mounting plate
- Ideal solution for mounting into limited spaces due to compact design
- Supplied with factory pre-wired 120v/8' power cord, ready to plug in
- 5 Year Warranty
- 440 CFM
fishdeth
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This thing blows pretty darn good and is quiet too.
It has a neat feature, you loosen 2 built in clamps and the motor assy. slides right out of your way.
Then you mount the frame and hook up your ductwork on each side. Slide the motor back in and position any way you want (you can keep the switch box strait up and down or rotate it to the rear as I have or any position in between.
And re-clamp the big clamps ant that's it.
The level over the top indicates that it still will fit under a top to be installed later.
I foil taped the inside and outside of the 6" elbows.
Still need to get 2 6" hose clamps for directly onto the fan housing
It has a neat feature, you loosen 2 built in clamps and the motor assy. slides right out of your way.
Then you mount the frame and hook up your ductwork on each side. Slide the motor back in and position any way you want (you can keep the switch box strait up and down or rotate it to the rear as I have or any position in between.
And re-clamp the big clamps ant that's it.
The level over the top indicates that it still will fit under a top to be installed later.
I foil taped the inside and outside of the 6" elbows.
Still need to get 2 6" hose clamps for directly onto the fan housing
fishdeth
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OK, so that portion is done, now if I can find my stinking hole saws, I can get the inlet holed drilled.
I am in FL and it gets kinda warm here.
I am not opposed to hooking up to a little mini-fridge for cooling if I need it, but I was thinking, on a hot day, where would the dogs want to lay, IF they could get there?
UNDER the shed, in the cool dirt… right?
So I am gonna try this.
I am gonna open 2 4" holes (mayne 3) and run dryer ducting to holes I drill in the floor drawing in air from under the shed.
What do you all think about this idea ???
I am in FL and it gets kinda warm here.
I am not opposed to hooking up to a little mini-fridge for cooling if I need it, but I was thinking, on a hot day, where would the dogs want to lay, IF they could get there?
UNDER the shed, in the cool dirt… right?
So I am gonna try this.
I am gonna open 2 4" holes (mayne 3) and run dryer ducting to holes I drill in the floor drawing in air from under the shed.
What do you all think about this idea ???
