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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: Jopo]
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Good tips :thumbup:
Will have to do soom rethinking, before building.

Thanks ya'll :mushroom2:


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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: Jopo]
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Computer fans can be powered with a wall-wart style power supply. Anything from about 6v to 12v DC will work. Anything lower than 12v will run slower, moving less air but operating more quietly. Just be sure you connect the pos. and neg. leads correctly, the fans usually aren't very effective if they are running backwards. Often there is an arrow printed on the casing somewhere to indicate which direction the air should flow.

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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: csuidae]
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arent you worried about the fan inside shorting out from the humidity?


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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: Akrobatik]
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my ultra sonic pushes air around my set up enough i dont seem to need more air
by the way i have 2 of them ultra sonic bad boys in there i really dont use them both at the same time i used 1 on a timer then switch to the other so i dont have to refill with water all the time
check out what i did i have the same green house
i have pvc running on each section of the green house with shut off
valves so i can control the strength of the air / mist flow
and if your wondering what them funny looking things ontop are there air filters i have shut off valves on them to
srry for any thing thats messed up on this post i did it in a rush.
p.s i also have a ion gen. in there thats y u see all the metal foamed up it collets any air born contams and make it stick to the plastic.
NOTE bad if u want to take prints or if u dont pick your shit when the cap opens cause the ion gen makes the spore stick to the plastic and it turns purple black a bitch to clean. i have other set ups i made if your interstead pm me





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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: tripin420]
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^^^ Prime example of overkill...


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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: ATWAR]
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Thats an awsome set man, i think i will go with patching Ty vec filters on the sides of the greenhouse, does anyone have an idea of this working? Would just 1 computer fan be enough to circulate the air in a 3 shelved greenhouse?


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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: ATWAR]
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at war if your talking bout 2 ultrasonics being over kill as i said in my post i dont use 2 at the same time they get switched, so 1 on 1 off vise a versa so i dont have to change the water in the ultrasonics so often.
to give ya a update the foam i had around the metal was used to make the ion gen work, made all the plastic like static and everything sticks to it. but cause i had to put foam on there it streached out the plastic for the green house. the plastic ripped 2 times and never got a new pice of plastic after the 2nd time

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Re: Tips for setups with Ultrasonic + Coolmist [Re: Magash]
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awesome dude!

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