justugh
Well-Known Member
hey
OK we all know Co2 good ........i moved out of a illegal area into a legal one so some of my methods are no longer need to be used like bottle Co2/mash buckets
so i am here to ask a few ?s about propain Co2 ......if i miss anything please add in i will return the favor by passing the info on to others i run across
1 does a Co2 burn cause the RH in the room to go UP (i heard someone say this once)
2 if u had to go between using tanks of propain or having a large 250/500 gallon tank put in what would u do
3 controllers who should i look at who should i avoid (tank was timer on a set release rate simple math)
if u need the basics
944 ft above sea lvl natural amount is only in 350ppm at best 200ppm avg
area is 24x36 feet with a 12 foot roof
shooting for 1200-1500 ppm
4 based off the size of the area what number of burners should i look at
5 is there a basic rule of thumb 1 burner adds so much Co2 ...something i can do the math double check/keep it for later expansions
6 i was running auto plants so my light table table was at 20/4 for the whole room with a natural ppm of 700ppm bummed it to 1500/2000 with tank/mash buckets....i plan to do some photos too now i have room to work does it hurt the plants if i keep the ppm at like 1200ppm with lights off for the flowering photos (not zoning off the area just use tents for the light blocking factor but keep the envo control all one big area to cut down on stuff)
7 i am assuming it is always best to hang the burner instead of setting on the floor( oxygen is lighter then Co2 u want it burning the O up to make Co2 )
now if i have missed anything please toss it in .....horror stories about burns .....simple improvements can do to get most out of gear
OK we all know Co2 good ........i moved out of a illegal area into a legal one so some of my methods are no longer need to be used like bottle Co2/mash buckets
so i am here to ask a few ?s about propain Co2 ......if i miss anything please add in i will return the favor by passing the info on to others i run across
1 does a Co2 burn cause the RH in the room to go UP (i heard someone say this once)
2 if u had to go between using tanks of propain or having a large 250/500 gallon tank put in what would u do
3 controllers who should i look at who should i avoid (tank was timer on a set release rate simple math)
if u need the basics
944 ft above sea lvl natural amount is only in 350ppm at best 200ppm avg
area is 24x36 feet with a 12 foot roof
shooting for 1200-1500 ppm
4 based off the size of the area what number of burners should i look at
5 is there a basic rule of thumb 1 burner adds so much Co2 ...something i can do the math double check/keep it for later expansions
6 i was running auto plants so my light table table was at 20/4 for the whole room with a natural ppm of 700ppm bummed it to 1500/2000 with tank/mash buckets....i plan to do some photos too now i have room to work does it hurt the plants if i keep the ppm at like 1200ppm with lights off for the flowering photos (not zoning off the area just use tents for the light blocking factor but keep the envo control all one big area to cut down on stuff)
7 i am assuming it is always best to hang the burner instead of setting on the floor( oxygen is lighter then Co2 u want it burning the O up to make Co2 )
now if i have missed anything please toss it in .....horror stories about burns .....simple improvements can do to get most out of gear