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This is a thread for posting pics of more advanced setups. A setup qualifies as "advanced" if it incorporates unique aspects that show inventiveness, and/or that eliminate routine maintenance.

Right... So let me run down an aquaintance's setup here. Just finished setting up the terrarium, so I snapped a pic with the camera I happened to bring along.



Here's what there is to it:
- Someone (we'll refer to as "The Operator") sits in the barely-visible recliner. This is the highest quality of lazy reclining pilot seats for any supreme setup. Any operator equipped with a seat this comfortable might as well just lay back, smoke, and chill...

- The Operator may glance at his trusty <b>active control and logging</b> computer (referred to here as the "PCBrains" of the operation), which is simply the pictured LCD monitor, with a mouse, to control the Operator's Program. The PCBrain is neatly tucked away behind the recliner, and includes a high-speed connection to the internet for remote control as well as a route to control the Other PC (the main one, that is, for everything else).

- The Operator may choose to tweak the Operator's Program, to ensure optimal conditions. The Operator may also view a logfile of conditions, for the past month, with his trusty Operator's Log Viewer.

- The PCBrains of the Operation is allowed to control a panel of four outlets. Only one has something plugged in, which happens to be that Ultrasonic Humidifier. The USH is turned on around 50% capacity for humidity.

- The PCBrain also powers two circulation fans. The one "intake" fan pipes clean fresh room air down into the tank. The long "outgo" pipe along the bottom has its air sucked through by the "out" fan.

- The "out" air, which should export carbon dioxide before anything else (as CO2 is heavy, falls to bottom), runs past the temperature and % relative humidity sensors before getting dumped into the room air.

- These accurate sensors stimulate The [infamous] Box, the heart of the automation system. Getting one of The Boxes for yourself is not an easy task, or so I hear.

- The Operator's Program periodically polls The Box, asking it how the sensors are doing. The Operator's Program then evaluates The Operator's customized routine to determine what action it will take.

- When it decides to (according to the Operator's custom program), The Operator's Program will have The Box power the UltraSonic Humidifier, which adds a smooth flow of humid air into the "intake" pipe.

- The Operator's Program continues this routine unattended, so The Operator can continue to watch his TV, surf his Web, sip his Soda, smoke his Blunt, or do whatever he pleases.

- Meanwhile, the Two Casings bask in perfect regulated humidity.

I designed this system for this aquaintance of mine, intending on making it fully automated while incorporating a good level of humidity, and very good air flow.

Hopefully this setup will get the juices flowing for others. Please post (with pics) comments on Your Advanced Setup. 

Edited by poke smot! (09/07/20 01:33 PM)

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DAMN! Thats a nice setup there! Did you write the program yourself? How do you go about hooking a USH and sensors to a PC?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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hey poke, hehe how big is that fish tank? 30gal? 55gal?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: ahel]
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maybe you could hook me up with a parts list and the likes? very nice setup btw

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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Its funny, but, I think you'd have better results with simpiler techniques like having perlite and fanning/misting your casings! :laugh:

I've had problems with my "advanced" setups!

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: angryshroom]
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some folks get a kick out of doing things the hard way.
looks like a technophile's dream to me.
but yeah, it could be done alot simpler.


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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I think that's friggin' fantastic.  Even if you're using some anonymous cophrophile :wink: as a test mushroom, such a system [when properly calibrated/tweaked] would be great for experimenting with more finicky genera/species.  Sweet! 

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: comario2]
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I like the chamber, comario; The curved top is nice! What is it?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: comario2]
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Nice chamber dude.
How do you control the temperature, or light for that matter?
I guess you probably don't need too where you live, or your friend lives for that matter, but if you could control it you would be able to fruit ANYTHING in your box. ANYTHING!!!!!

I built this semi-innovative terrarium for my oysters. I'll post a pic if I manage to borrow my friends camera.

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Zildjian]
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suntzu: its the infamous "double D tent", from mushmagic

zildjan: wrong, it has both temp & humidity controls, and in fact it works wonders and i do in fact grow whatever i want in it :laugh: 


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: comario2]
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Thats a hell of a setup, if I could Id invest more money into mine... I just have to keep mine kinda low key. But, had the same thoughts about the computer controlling everything... For those of you who dont know HTML from C++, www.x-10.com has a wide range of supplies for remote lighting, temp control timer/remote for fans... Etc, Etc... Also great for hydroponics... Those HPS lights many people love need to be turned off when those black DEA plane fly over and thermal image your house... Bastards.


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: IEatPi314]
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Sorry for the dubble post, but... Is there any way I could bum a copy of that program? Maybe a 10 day trial, share-ware version?


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Yea, but cleaning it would sure be a bitch.

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Osker246]
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why grow more than you need? overkill IMO


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: ]
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All of that for those two dinky little casings????? WHAT A WASTE!!!!!!!!!!!



I wouldn't call it a waste.  Some people enjoy tinkering with hardware, and by combining two interests, computer control and mycology, they get a lot more enjoyment out of their hobbies.  I can understand that.


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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yea dood unless you redesign the inside of that tank to accomodate a sea of casings rather than just 2

possibly even double layer that tank and grow on 2 levels?

then i think that would top off the l33tness of the design, because with just 2 casings?!?! it seems far from efficient

all else its fucking cool, you should go all fuckin out

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i just finished assembling mine so as soon as i get a digi cam ill post it


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: acidhead1279]
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I dont know why anyone would ever use anything but perlite it is just so much easier. Those two closets pictured above could just have a large pan with about two inches of perlite at the bottom I bet it could humidify the whole thing.

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Did you find it a lot more advantageous using the ultrsonic because when fruits started forming you could lower it to the 87%-95% range which is optimal for fruiting? I find with perlite its hard to keep it anything but 99%. You say that the ultrasonic puts fresh air into the chamber when it is on. You dont leave it on all the time? Also, does it have some sort of filtration system to keep contams from entering chamber through the humidifier? I am curious because I am thinking of starting a setup very similar to the one above with the tents and debating on whether to use perlite or not. I thought that If I put a large tray of perlite at the bottom and another maybe midway to the top? that It could probably humidify the whole thing with a air pump next to a hepa that could provide for fresh air exchange. Do you have any suggestions? Oh yeah I can kinda see in that second tent a plastic shelving system that I will probably use from home depot. good durable cheap and plastic I like it

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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poke couldnt your friend just put a larger rubbermaid inside instead of 2 little casings?

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poke, how much would the software and hardware cost for one of these. PM me, serious inquirey.

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poke what was it written in VB or C++ im curious and are you willing to share source?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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you can also do all of this stuff with X10 home automation devices. =)


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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take a look at their weather station addons

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poke smot! said:




Is that a temp controlled grow with bucket in a bucket incubator style heating?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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You can eliminate the need for a humidity sensor by using a combination wet and dry bulb thermomitor setup.  I was not able to find a wireless humidity sensor (I'm a cheap bastard, so weather station stuff was pretty much out), so I used a couple 433MHz of wireless thermo units from walmart. 

Since my grow-closet has a fan inside to keep air circulating (humidity will stratify in chambers with lots of vertical space, also a problem in large humidors) I place the two temp sensors in front of it, one wrapped in a bit of cheesecloth that is kept wet in a water resovoir.  This kind of sensor works just fine in a condensing environment, unlike most of the reasonably priced digital sensors I find. I calibrated the output against a regular needle type hygrometer to make sure the air was moving quickly enough for the RH calculations to work. 

To get the signal to the computer I built an AVR microcontroller based receiver out of the RF module from the wireless base station (the RF board is a seperate module with a 2-wire interface, very easy to use). When a temp reading comes in from one of the three possible sensors (I'm only using two), the microcontroller sends it to the computer over the serial port.  I wrote a simple program that keeps the environment in the right range.  It runs on an old 486 laptop with a Firecracker X10 transmitter to handle the humidifer, fresh air fan, and the light that provides temp control.

The wireless temp monitors are only $15 bucks at walmart, and I already had all the X10 stuff, so it ended up being pretty cheap.  I did have it set up with an X10 cam in the grow chamber, but they are really poor in low light and it seemed really cheesey to make the computer read a screen-shot of an LCD to get the temp :smile:

Here is the receiver for the temp sensor, you can find them at wal-mart, over by the air filters.


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Citric]
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thanks domey ive been researching all day and you just answered all my questions with that pic. i like the funnel. and natural sunlight is the best.

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Self Healing lid tek ** Update 10.17.17 **
Mini casing pictures: Pins to harvest
Cup O' Shrooms
Magash:  I noticed my contams were in the shape of fingers :whack:
Hyphae:  Yes  "Loss of moisture from the substrate"  is not a casing trigger.  :cuckoo:

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Self Healing lid tek ** Update 10.17.17 **
Mini casing pictures: Pins to harvest
Cup O' Shrooms
Magash:  I noticed my contams were in the shape of fingers :whack:
Hyphae:  Yes  "Loss of moisture from the substrate"  is not a casing trigger.  :cuckoo:

My final Grow!

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I shouldn't be smokin while typen


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Edited by KaptKid (07/14/04 12:32 PM)

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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Ok, here's our advanced and automated inoculation method:

An agar culture is transferred to a sterilised blender with sterile water.


The blender is turned on and the agar culture is fragmented into tiny particles.


This mycelium broth is diluted over two bottles with sterilise water.


This is the peristaltic pump that will be used to pump to liquid inoculum into the bags. On top is a device we built, ourselves...


...It is a timer with a foot switch, so that the pump will deliver the same amount every time the pedal is pressed :laugh:


A silicone tube is fitted with a half syringe that is screwed tight. The tube itself is sterilised in the pressure cooker, The bottle with lliquified mycelium is in the flow cabinet, the tube goes into the bottle, then to the pump, then to the needle.


The bags are first soaked with alcohol, and left to stand for a few minutes. They are then wiped dry with a tissue and the needle is introduced. The footpedal is pressed, and presto, 10-100 ml is squirted in.


The bags are sealed with a hotglue gun.


Growth is fast.


The end result, healthy spawn!


I also use this setup to fill tubes with agar for my tissue culture plants.


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: comario2]
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wow, that looks like it goes right into the tub, pure genius!

but, how do you take showers?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Una]
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Una: Nice tek - thanks for posting.

How many of the bags are you inocultating this way during a day?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: ragadinks]
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  >> How many of the bags are you inocultating this way during a day?

We can do about 100 bags in an hour using this method. Contamination is practically down to zero :laugh:


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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hey poke-smot, i like that setup u posted ...with the labeled casings and the nice looking stackers/shelevs... do tell about the setup more please?!?
maybe list the materials? and were to get them? thanx dude...

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Una]
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> We can do about 100 bags in an hour using this method. Contamination is practically down to zero.

Woow, that sounds good (and very professional) !
How do you sterilize so many bags at once ?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: ragadinks]
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Probably an autoclave


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: ragadinks]
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Actually we have three #925 cookers so we could sterilise 30 of these bags in day (that's two batches). If you save them up from a few days you would have a nice batch.


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Edited by Una (08/08/04 04:53 PM)

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Una]
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Geek bump.

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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very nice setup you have there poke smot!
however, for me its a matter of very basic math.
extra effort to set it up + me being lazy = fucking forget about it


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Lego Mindstorm? [Re: hIgHdRoLoVeR]
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I just did a little research and found that you can get mindstorm sensors to monitor these very conditions:

Humidity Sensor - $149.00
http://www.legoeducation.com/store/detail.aspx?ID=380

LEGO-DCP Sensor Adapter - $59.00
http://www.legoeducation.com/store/detail.aspx?ID=380

9-Volt Temperature Sensor - $59.00
http://www.legoeducation.com/store/detail.aspx?KeyWords=temp&by=20&ID=324

It's not cheap, but it could work!

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Re: Lego Mindstorm? [Re: SuperMario22]
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Yes , but could you get them 3 years ago when this post was made,lol.

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HippieChick said:
Yes , but could you get them 2 years ago when this post was made,lol.




lmfao sis!~

no doubt!~

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Re: Lego Mindstorm? [Re: Roadkill]
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http://www.shroomery.org/forums/files/080503-46/2747-2bins.jpg

Could you tell me a little bit more about this set-up?

I get the idea of a basic tub in tub incubator but what are you using for airflow? I'm guessing the plumbing elbow has a computer fan attached to it and that the intake but weres the out take and what are you using for humidity?

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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ive been researching for the last like month religously studying lol i've watched probably a hundred hours or more of videos and read at least like 6 hours a day on here every little bit of info. i can get my hands on well. i noticed you seem to be knowledgable about terrarium set ups i built mine out of an old dresser reinforced it ust a tarp to make it water tight so no water can get to the wood i beveled the tarp on top for condensation run off and mad a kind of reservoir out of the room on the bottom of the dresser i also sealed in two of the bottom rollers so i could put a drawer in. i used tarp to make that water tight with silicone sealant im gonna use that to put my perlite and casings in ive got the bubble stone set up with the air pump mounted outside of the terrarium in a filter box. i used another top to make a flap to cover the front with a plexi window for light to get in and so i could see the little guys growing :-) my question is do you think this should work and i cant seem to get the the temperature up high enough it settles at like 68 degrees when its empty just sitting any suggestions would be welcome.

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: jagerbomber444]
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You are answering him on something he posted over 5 years ago. :rolleyes:


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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: German Kahuna]
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i found a post that i thought was legitimate to my question and posted something i'm just looking for advice

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: jagerbomber444]
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5 Years 6 Months!!!

ZOMBIE THREAD OF THE YEAR!!!

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: Peterthinks]
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Yea, I really dig this thread, I wish there were more additions to it, even if the thread is really damn old.

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Re: post your advanced setup [Re: poke smot!]
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I have posted this before but it belongs here more than lost in obscurity on the culti forum underneath loads of "where can i buy perlite" posts.

I put together a quick fruiting chamber the other day with some spare stuff around the house. it is completely automated except for the once a week refill of the humidifier i built.



I made a nice jumbo humidifier with an ultrasonic mister, squirrel cage blower, a bucket, and a couple of airstones (probably not necessary but there in they're so fuck it)



and here is what controls it:



Ive got the lighting hooked up:



and both the lighting and humidifier are on a timer, i have it worked out so my humidity is at 95%+ at all times without any saturation of the substrate:



Here is the spawn almost ready to go. Maybe another 4-5 days and it should be good to go:



It's a bunch of 4qt bags of rye:



Here is a whole bunch of horse shit and a nasty old bong for size reference. probably about 60 lbs if i had to estimate. I'll be spawning to it soon hopefully.



I'll update when there is something new going on. right now it's still the waiting game.



Thanks for looking!:mushroom2:

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