ya i just noticed that, and im starting to run low and whats available circuit/ampeage wise in the room too. So I might have to get my sparky bro to upgrade a couple breakers for me or something.
Yeah....when I was first setting up, I had a breaker issue. Fortunately I had space for a single 15amp to solve it.
Yes thats the proper flow rate for the chiller.
Seriously? So i dont have to worry about my res temps getting too high/warm? That changes things. Once again see, got baked, said yep, def need a chiller lol
Better make sure the wiring can carry the power before changing that breaker... growing some dank isn't worth burning down your place.
No worries and i def agree, i like my house way more than weed lol, im at my limit when it comes to electrical work, i built my lights and hooked up the controller, thats it lol
yeah. No need to make it more complicated when it only has two take offs.
Ya theres only gonna be 9 ports open with lines running to pots between the 2 manifolds, you think i should just put a ball valve or pressure valve, whatever its called on each riser, just to control things a little better?r. might be overkill and not needed, but for sake of few bucks and 2 mins work , might be worth it?
Haha nice hustle when I was 14 i bought boxes of stupid toys like sticky hands an stupid brackets wholesale at the flea market gave some stuff away to get it hyped then jacked up prices an hired a few friends to sell it haha i made like $100 every Friday for a few months that was more than enough for a 14 year old I can thank my grandma for teaching me that hustle haha
Well it could be handy to have the valves, say you are harvesting and don't need the other outputs you can turn them off... can't hurt. it's something I would do lol. did you get those emitter stakes that have the little flow adjusters on them?
nah, they aren't here yet, they are in the same order as the new manifolds, hopefully this week sometime.
Fkn eh man, that's a problem solver right there lol
It comes down to airation. The water holds more dissolved Oxygen (DO) when it's below 70 degrees. Since the roots in a DWC are submerged constantly they only get oxygen if the water can hold it. So to prevent root rot people running DWC try to maintain lower temps to allow them to better oxygenate the water. In a system where some air gets to the roots between waterings/feedings you don't need to be as concerned with the water temps. In soil, overwatering is not the use of a lot of water and getting runoff, it is watering too often, not allowing the soil to dry out thus not allowing the roots to get oxygen between waterings.
