Johnny Lawrence
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How in the hell did you come up with a $750 estimate? Based on what?
Fire damage premiums? What are you even talking about???
Fire damage premiums? What are you even talking about???
I really want to get my hands on DIY. And build a set up to cover a 4x4 foot print . (12) 3590's 3500kWhat set up are you going with on your COB light? Pre built or DIY? What watts?
even if he notices that bump, it wouldnt be something that serious.. All my apartment applications are already all electric . the blind part is just funnyCheck your lease agreement, just to be sure.
I would go much smaller than 600 watts if you have a shared breaker. I don't care how blind your landlord is, he/she is going to notice a $100/month bump in electricity costs.
okay. so how much smaller? whats my "cap"Check your lease agreement, just to be sure.
I would go much smaller than 600 watts if you have a shared breaker. I don't care how blind your landlord is, he/she is going to notice a $100/month bump in electricity costs.
yes our garages our paid seperately.Unless you pay for the electricity in that garage I seriously wouldn't grow there not even sure if it's possible. Imagine the lights and any plugs are on a house circuit (paid for by the landlord) mostly for lighting and the breaker is probably low like 20 amp. If you do grow and somehow don't trip the breaker with your fans lights pumps and what not the landlord will defiantly notice his power bill spike and start looking for the source.
Honestly, we are just trying to look out for you but if you wish us not too that's ok as well.guys i posted this thread for help. not debbie downers
yes our garages our paid seperately.
For sure , I don't mean to be rude either but . I know there is answers and I know I want to grow . And yes a 4x4 cob set up seems ideal now that I have all this info !Honestly, we are just trying to look out for you but if you wish us not too that's ok as well.
Cheapest solution IMO then Is 4x4 tents. Low amp light like COB's. Try and keep amp load under 10 total and run lights in the night to avoid Joe I wanna build something blowing a fuse when he is working in the units if they are the same circuit.
I wish you nothing but success and good karma honestly. I just don't want you getting rammed or liable for anything is all.
Yeah this is so dumb. You've posted your exact location. Forget about the grow ! How dumb are you to post you're in San Diego then a picture of the freeway and color of apartments along with 3 digit numbers. Not to mention that would be the worst possible place to try and grow, just flat out stupid. People pass through there all the time, all it takes is one curious person. Youre going to get robbed or end up in jail. Just passed your apartment this morning doing some work, when is harvest coming so I know the exact time to lift up the garage and rob your ass blind.Well if he is using a known location that people here called out already, he may want some secutitas.. Insurance is your friend.
Yes, a 600 watt rig + accessories is going to bump the electircity up about $100/month with SDGE. If that's not a part of your bill, then whoever is paying it is likely going to notice.even if he notices that bump, it wouldnt be something that serious.. All my apartment applications are already all electric .
i do pay my own electricity with my own sdge acc?Yes, a 600 watt rig + accessories is going to bump the electircity up about $100/month with SDGE. If that's not a part of your bill, then whoever is paying it is likely going to notice.
end up in jail? for growing my own meds? lol And yes of course poor people like yourself will try to rob from someone elses work. You dont think i havent thought of that? Seriously ? Ill give you the exact day i harvest.Yeah this is so dumb. You've posted your exact location. Forget about the grow ! How dumb are you to post you're in San Diego then a picture of the freeway and color of apartments along with 3 digit numbers. Not to mention that would be the worst possible place to try and grow, just flat out stupid. People pass through there all the time, all it takes is one curious person. Youre going to get robbed or end up in jail. Just passed your apartment this morning doing some work, when is harvest coming so I know the exact time to lift up the garage and rob your ass blind.
I thought you mentioned the garage being on a separate panel?i do pay my own electricity with my own sdge acc?
These are all valid things to consider as well.how do you get in and out of the garage without being seen, the neighbours will want to find out what your doing in there when they see you go in and shut the behind you, also those up and over doors do you no favours, how are you going to get water in there ?
Well for water. Im planning to throw in a 100 gallon water tank or so. Yes the garage door is my biggest issue, now that im certain to grow in a tent. My worries are possible eyes seeing the tent in my garage.how do you get in and out of the garage without being seen, the neighbours will want to find out what your doing in there when they see you go in and shut the behind you, also those up and over doors do you no favours, how are you going to get water in there ?
Yes, this is def for personal smoke!I thought you mentioned the garage being on a separate panel?
Either way, I'd still go smaller than 600, just to deal with summer temps and all of the related air movement necessary. With that garage closed up all the time, it's gonna get warm in there. If it were me, and I were just doing it for personal smoke, I'd go no bigger than a 4x4. I'd probably lean toward a 3x3 or 2x4 though, which would still allow you to use the garage for storage. 300 watts of cobs in the 2x4, or 400 in the 3x3 would do just fine, keep temps down, no AC necessary, low start up cost, etc.
If i go with a 3x3, is carbon filter needed? already have a 6'' fan . too much fan?I'd probably lean toward a 3x3 or 2x4 though, which would still allow you to use the garage for storage. 300 watts of cobs in the 2x4, or 400 in the 3x3 would do just fine, keep temps down, no AC necessary, low start up cost, etc.