how can I make a Winnebago indoor hydro work?

**2012** · 08-08-2008, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by ALuckyShot

This one sounds like it will have enough juice for at least a light and fan... You would probably need an even bigger system to make it really work. The winnebago is going to look funny with a ton of solar panels plastered on the thing.

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will that cover a sog... sea of green type of growing... i need about 40-60 ounces every 2 weeks.

**ALuckyShot** · 08-08-2008, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by 2012

will that cover a sog... sea of green type of growing... i need about 40-60 ounces every 2 weeks.

I hate to say it bro but you will not be able to generate that quantity of weed from solar panels in a winnebago with a small solar system. To make a real grow op and generate the power you will be consuming you would need their 40k+ solar setups.

I think this plan needs further thought. I have thought lots about what it would take to generate your own juice and grow lots. You need some serious coin to even start thinking that big. 8K won't suffice for your scale, I would get something like an Omega garden for 8k and keep re-investing my money back into my "business"

**icepik1234** · 08-09-2008, 01:23 AM

solar power is really really expensive...thats why its not used to power houses. the panels themselves are too expensive

**Goosemother** · 08-09-2008, 01:36 AM

inless your using vertical grow systems, I imagine you would have a hard time getting that many plants rocking in a winnie, because your gonna need a seperate veg room for a sea of green.

**SquirrelGod** · 08-09-2008, 01:39 AM

Originally Posted by icepik1234

solar power is really really expensive...thats why its not used to power houses. the panels themselves are too expensive

What? Actually they ARE used to power houses all the fucking time! They're actually cheap as hell! The panels are expensive, but it's a one time payment, and all the energy you use is free. And sense the average electric bill is like 550 a month. In about 3 years they paid for themselves.

**icepik1234** · 08-09-2008, 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by SquirrelGod

What? Actually they ARE used to power houses all the fucking time! They're actually cheap as hell! The panels are expensive, but it's a one time payment, and all the energy you use is free. And sense the average electric bill is like 550 a month. In about 3 years they paid for themselves.

its used rarely but its not that common at all.

**speedhabit** · 08-09-2008, 12:19 PM

You can easily put 8k into an indoor hydro setup, you want to make that mobile and power it for free?

plus I cant think of anything more suspicious then an RV parked in weird places. Especially when its humming constantly and the sides feel warm...oh yeah, and it looks like rick moranis' van from honey I shrunk the kids.

**2012** · 08-09-2008, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by speedhabit

You can easily put 8k into an indoor hydro setup, you want to make that mobile and power it for free?

plus I cant think of anything more suspicious then an RV parked in weird places. Especially when its humming constantly and the sides feel warm...oh yeah, and it looks like rick moranis' van from honey I shrunk the kids.

what if i park it in the woods

**icepik1234** · 08-09-2008, 05:24 PM

if they can spot plants in forests from the air i imagine they could see a giant rv with solar panels all over it

**speedhabit** · 08-10-2008, 12:51 AM

Originally Posted by 2012

what if i park it in the woods

Nothing less suspicious then a warm humming van in the woods. btw solar panels are really reflective.

Why dont you grow for free in the spot you were gonna park that winnebego? could save you 7,940 bucks.