911reagan
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and you have the simple stupid part nailedmultifarious said:It appears that you have the "stupid" part nailed
and you have the simple stupid part nailedmultifarious said:It appears that you have the "stupid" part nailed
i never asked for any advicegunforhire said:Sometimes the hardest part of asking for advice is listening to it.
Abraham Lincoln said:Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.
Charlie Chaplin said:Failure is unimportant. It takes courage to make a fool of yourself.
Joseph Roux said:A fine quotation is a diamond in the hand of a man of wit and a pebble in the hand of a fool.
Euripides said:Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish.
911reagan said:and that is the equivalent of doing nothing. a 20 lb tank wont last more than 2 weeks if you're doing it right
NorCalHal said:Your trippin'
I have a 7500 CU/ft room, and a 20lb propane tank will last a month keepin' the room at 1500.
911reagan said:Confucius say: little duck boy with deflated rubberdoll have much time for redundant quotings
also, you've used a catholic priest as one of your "gems" while misquoting him. if you don't like the thread stay out. this isn't for you. talk your fool sense elsewhere
Euripides said:Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish.
NorCalHal said:If I am reading your room design correct, then your room is not sealed right?
pcduck said:brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/j/josephroux147861.html
Fits you to a tee
911reagan said:the important parts are sealed but a vent is added up top to vent lighter gases(ethylene and hot air) while dense co2 is being recirculated. it is necessary for a vent on the ceiling of the box to reduce negative pressure that could cause leaks
911reagan said:and that is the equivalent of doing nothing. a 20 lb tank wont last more than 2 weeks if you're doing it right
NorCalHal said:No Sir. You must be sealed completely in order to maintain the correct target ppm you want.
If you are truly after an optimal sealed room CO2 set up, there is only one way to go, otherwise, you are pissin' up a rope.
The room is completely sealed. An Airconditioning unit and a dehumidifier must be used. That is the ONLY way to completely control temp and rh in a sealed room.
Now, lets get to the CO2. Yeast? That my friend, is the biggest scam on the hydro market yet. Someone is makin' a killin', and it ain't the cats buying yeast.
You got to have a lot in order to make a significant gain when you elevate CO2. Temps,rh, nuit ppm and MAINTAINED CO2 levels are the big 4.
Having no control over your CO2 ppm is just plain worthless man.
Now, there are other ways to run a CO2 system usuing exhaust/Intake fans, and we can get into that if you want, but your system won't get you the "bang" for the low $ you wanna spend.
I got a CO2 sticky somewhere, I'll try to find it.
pcduck said::rofl:
I guess you should have thought of that before you sent me that nasty pm 2 weeks ago. For absolutely no reason.
But to keep it on subject your co2 crap will not work. 500 grams of silica is not going to remove the humidity. Your fans are too small you want your exchanges to be fast so that you can get the co2 levels high again. Your gizmo to produce co2 is a waste. If one was to use what you have describe it would most likely kill their plants or reduce the yield so much it would not be worth it. What co2 are you re-circulating? The plants will consume all the co2 your rinkydinky system will produce.
Growdude said:There is no discussion about. its a question of simple math.
your room is only 45 cubic feet,
Here you can see for yourself, but im thru with you.
http://www.hydroponics.net/learn/co2_calculator.asp
911reagan said:and again I will ask you to stay out of my posts you are a trouble maker.
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