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Lookin' for that Split System AC you can install YOURSELF? Thats right! No a/c guy to come out and scope your scene while he purges the lines and pressurizes the system. This system comes pre-pressurized and doesn't need to have the lines vacuumed out. Very easy installation... AC-World® They make em between 9k btu and 24k btu... I bought one this summer and it made life growing in the attic a breeze, even when it was 105 outside 
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10-24-2009, 09:10 AM
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| Green, that is one easy to install a/c and personally I was looking for the 9000 unit, wow, only $669! For less than $900 you can have that at your house, that is one good find man. I'm considering it.  What was the increase on your monthly bill with the big unit? | ||
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I didn't notice any increase, possibly a decrease but I switched from using two window units to this 24k... The window units ran constantly... this thing only runs 1/2 the time.
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10-24-2009, 09:33 AM
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| Damn.. ya'll gots some snazzy toys. If I had the budget I'd be spending gobs on gizmos and gadgets.. but alas my fanciest 'toy' is my hand-me-down digital timer!  I love window shopping these kinds of things though.. Hey that killawatt is in my range though.. and pretty friggin' rad what it does. I've always been wanting to pinpoint exactly what's wracking up those bills and get a handle on power useage.. cool beans.
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10-24-2009, 10:02 AM
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| Hey Japhy they sure have some nice toys out there if one can afford them, but I tell you, anyone who's burning more than 2k's, has a good investment in his/hers gr for sure. Looking at grows like girl's, Ct's, tripps's just to mention few, you realize that they have spend plenty, on lights/ multi timers/ environmental units, believe me there is growers here that have put a good amount of $'s in to their GR's. Who knows, maybe they find the time to come by and post some of them here. | ||
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10-24-2009, 11:12 AM
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| Nice thread. Im a complete sucker for the fancy gadgets. Im not as invested as some are but i find myself quickly getting there. My two favorites right now are the Sentinel CHHC-1 Day/Night Environmental Controller and my blue lab that ive had for a few years now Bluelab Combo Meter Im struggling to find a ac that works in my space, and that one up there looks promising. Thanks!
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Has anyone built any cool templates for this purpose that they'd be willing to share? I have a an Open Office template that was built as a nursing log for a new mommy. I adapted it for grow room use. Mod question: can we put files that are not jpgs (spreadsheets, for instance) in the "my photos" directory for sharing? | |||
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