Reaching the back of the tent with water?

[OlderNOTwiser]

And of course windmill noise causes cancer.

 

[Farmall]

OlderNOTwiser got me thinking to try something....how much air is moving thru the tent at the lowest speed of the t-6? I shut it down trying to measure the increase in temps from a 315LEC over the course of 2 hours. It started at 61 F inside the tent. For any one of 50 reasons, I forgot all about it until 10 hours later when I unzipped the door to find it was 91 degrees F and humid and wow, you could really feel the difference. So just by the physics alone, the venting of the exhaust into the room is actually heating it. Not a considerable amount though as that room only measures 62-63 at this time of year.

 

[YYCannabis]

During our week long cold snap ( -35fuckingcold ) I vented my tent back into my grow space 360 sqft insulated shed (only R-14 insulation walls; R-44 ceiling). I noticed over the week that my lights-out temps and Rh didn’t change much from the lights on times. The shed stayed a balmy 15C with 68% Rh. Pumping all the humidity into the room wasn’t the best, but I needed to save/recycle the heat.
Plus I had a 1500w heater running 24/7

I’m working on a new project.... a dihydrogen monoxide scrubber with thermal effluence... for the next garden.

 

[Farmall]

WTF is that? Here’s what I saw


Dihydrogen monoxide: is also known as hydroxyl acid, and is the major component of acid rain. contributes to the " greenhouse effect ". may cause severe burns. contributes to the erosion of our natural landscape. accelerates corrosion and rusting of many metals. may cause electrical failures ...

 

[OlderNOTwiser]

Need to finish my coffee for this discussion. Wait a minute! How do I do that without this nefarious chemical? What do they call it when it is very cold? Oh, yea, I remember. (but not tellin' just yet.)

Let us all have some social intercourse on this one, eh?

 

[YYCannabis]

Patience, Grasshopper. All will be revealed during the next grow (in a couple of months). 😉

 

[OlderNOTwiser]

Still working this issue and I'm nearly there. I grabbed a camping water supply jug, vinyl tubing and a hose adapter. The hose adapter is 3/4" I.D. and slips snugly over the plastic spigot. The tubing of course goes on the barbed end. The spigot gives me some control. Sitting on a small riser gets gravity to do its thing. I tried and failed yesterday (had to water by hand) due to extreme memory in the tubing. So it has been weighted at both ends over a soil pipe since last evening trying to get it to give it up. I'll finish it up later today and give it a test run.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

That would surely work ( I ain;'t calling you Shirley ) very Mcguyverish

 

[SirSmksAlot]

You can try to soak your hose in some hot water to soften it then straighten it.

 

[Farmall]

Or find silicone hose... you couldn’t curl it if you tried