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Taste and Smell are the same, medium in terms of strength even after couple months cure. Hard to describe, definitely candy-like. Rocket Candies?. Very smooth. A slight hint of fuel and lemon pinesol in the background. I don't smell the skunkyness that a bag of headband just opened up usually...

Here's a link to some pics of the Lemon Kush Headband pheno I got from Humboldt Seed Organization. Pretty nice lady. Any questions feel free to ask! Advanced Nutrients. Connoisseur Grow and Bloom, Voodoo Juice, Piranha, Sensi Cal Mag, Big Bud, Overdrive, Carbo Load. 3 Parts Sunshine #4 1...

Any tstat would work so long as it's output voltage is the same as the coil voltage of the contactor being used to power the a/c unit. if it isn't the same voltage a transformer can be added to step the voltage up or down to the desired amount.

Good idea herbal. That'd work just fine too, OP. Same principle but you just add a contactor into the wire that feeds the unit, instead of using the one already in the unit. This would be easier to DIY than my idea so long as you have decent access to the wire. You could also still use a 120v...

Yeah, The STC 1000 has 2 separate relays 1 for heat and 1 for cool, so it would allow you to bypass or modify the existing control circuit on the unit and use the controller to power the contactor for the compressor & fan for cool and also the contactor for the heating. you would need to look at...

Yeah, Grandpapy makes a good point you could probably find something like what he linked or http://www.horticulturesource.com/hydrofarm-digital-cooling-thermostat-p17721/ but in 240v. Not sure where but I am sure on the net somewhere 50-100 bucks. But I imagine your unit is hardwired to a...

It is possible and easy in theory, but very difficult in reality. You CAN do it with an overhead service but they will see it if they open the meter and you'd have to either un additional conduit out of the meter (dead giveaway) or ram it in the existing conduit if its big enough, which is not...

The fact that the meter read 1500v with one lead on ground and one in the air tells me it's rf interference. Only happens with digital ballast - rf interference. If there truly were 1500v anywhere but the output side of the ballast, your ballast and bulb would be fried, and I am not aware of any...

Glad I could help probably a wise decision to have someone in to look at it, at this point thats what you need is a good eye to check the circuit over. Too many possibilities now haha. If you do end up having to replace the wire perhaps consider asking the electrician to switch the receptacles...

So the lamp operates normally? The only way i can see this happening is somewhere on the ground on the lamp side of the ballast, but if you were getting 1500 volts to ground, that should be creating one massive amount of short circuit current and it would be popping the breaker instantly. You...

Yes so you can see in the outdoor wiring diagram there is a contactor. In your model there is also a relay in the indoor part of the unit. Unfortunately I don't see anything about the coil voltage of the contactor, and the transformer doesn't say what it steps the control voltage down to...

Oh, damn Good call then sir. Thank you. You will need 3 conductor then, OP. Disregard my recommendation of 2 conductor. No. Like I said doing what the OP plans is no different than having it on a 50amp and only plugging in 4 lights. lol. There is no difference. The wire can handle the load...

Sorry i missed that. Unfortunately it may not be the breaker then. There may be a loose connection either in the panel or one of the plugs, switches, or lights that are on the circuit. The wiring and possibly the breaker may be damaged from heat generated as a result of a loose connection. When...

An electrical supplier or home depot, lowes, rona most of those stores carry them. A single pole 15amp siemens should only cost $5 thereabouts. If you turn the power to the panel off and make sure the wire is secured well to the new breaker with no insulation under the beaker screw, it will be...

It depends on the rating and voltage of the supply. We have a 60 amp 600v service, with a 45kva transformer stepping down to 120/208 into a 3ph 225amp panel. we are running 34 1000w lights this very moment, a 36,000 btu a/c, a 14,000 btu a/c, 4 10 inch inline fans, 2 12 inch inline fans, like 18...