How to get C02 tanks without suspicion

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bryan oconner

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Breezee77 said:
Do you cover the 5 gallon bucket when you do this? Poke a hole in the lid and put tubing or something? Oh yea man I had a titan controler that was messed up too. It did the same thing... the PPM must have really been so high.... there's a lot of bad controlers out there.
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no lids . just leave 100 % open .
 
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Johnhorror

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OldMedUser said:
I got a flow gauge but no controller for it so what I was doing was going in right after the lights came on then blasting the room straight from the tank with the fan controller set to let the heat get up to 90+. Then I'd go down a couple hours later and run the exhaust fan to cool the room to about 75 and do it again. Just during the stretch for an experiment and the plants grew like crazy. Tank ran out just a few days after the stretch. I'd like to get the controller and set it up right but no spare coin for that.

I used to drive propane truck and refill bottles that we re-certified if they were past there date code. I'm supposing they do the same with these welding tanks. Guess I'll find out when I take it in.

This is the tank I have with the flow gauge on it beside my DIY nute chiller and some unruly plants in DWC a couple years back.

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Sweet chiller do you have the specs to make by any chance thanks
 
Odin*

Odin*

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OldMedUser said:
I got a flow gauge but no controller for it so what I was doing was going in right after the lights came on then blasting the room straight from the tank with the fan controller set to let the heat get up to 90+. Then I'd go down a couple hours later and run the exhaust fan to cool the room to about 75 and do it again. Just during the stretch for an experiment and the plants grew like crazy. Tank ran out just a few days after the stretch. I'd like to get the controller and set it up right but no spare coin for that.

I used to drive propane truck and refill bottles that we re-certified if they were past there date code. I'm supposing they do the same with these welding tanks. Guess I'll find out when I take it in.

This is the tank I have with the flow gauge on it beside my DIY nute chiller and some unruly plants in DWC a couple years back.

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If you hook your exhaust fan up to an "attic exhaust" thermostat, you won't have to do it manually. Just make sure your inlet is at ceiling level so that you are removing the hottest air/least CO2.



I've got a couple regulators and controllers laying around that I could send you. I'm relatively new here, but @skunkwreck should be able to vouch for me by no later than Monday :blsmoke: .
 
skunkwreck

skunkwreck

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Odin* said:
If you hook your exhaust fan up to an "attic exhaust" thermostat, you won't have to do it manually. Just make sure your inlet is at ceiling level so that you are removing the hottest air/least CO2.



I've got a couple regulators and controllers laying around that I could send you. I'm relatively new here, but @skunkwreck should be able to vouch for me by no later than Monday :blsmoke: .
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Odin's good ppl !
 
Nugachino

Nugachino

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Just hire a Trumplodyte to stand in/near your tent & talk utter nonsense all day. There's all the C02 you'll ever need.
 
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