DWC hydro vs Bubbleponics

TheChemist77

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I'm in RDWC; that one submersible pump sits in my control bucket (opposite of 'epicenter'; all the water comes here to be pumped out) and feeds a manifold that delivers water to a half inch elbow fitting in the lid of every one of my tubsites. Said waterfall then does every job needed from distributing nutrients to aeration.

It actually looks too simple to work, but my ladies have been proving otherwise for over a year now.
i read some of your veticle grow thread,, just wanted to know about water chiller?? heard they are very expensive or did you buld one? beither way can you give me a link to look at one to purchace if its not too expensive?
 

ttystikk

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i read some of your veticle grow thread,, just wanted to know about water chiller?? heard they are very expensive or did you buld one? beither way can you give me a link to look at one to purchace if its not too expensive?
I'm a world class scrounge; I try not to pay retail unless there's a good reason- such as a warranty I'm likely to need.

I paid about 20 cents on the dollar for my used chillers, and got the new one at forty percent off.

Swallow hard, buy a good, big one (twice as big as you think you'll need), wire it in properly, and you can use it to heat and cool your home and your domestic water, not just your growroom.

Don't forget to add the cost of dehuey to any AC purchase you shop for comparison, and also keep in mind that chiller operating costs are 30% lower per BTu than AC.

Those two factors make the initial bite of a quality chiller much easier to take.
 

TheChemist77

Well-Known Member
I'm a world class scrounge; I try not to pay retail unless there's a good reason- such as a warranty I'm likely to need.

I paid about 20 cents on the dollar for my used chillers, and got the new one at forty percent off.

Swallow hard, buy a good, big one (twice as big as you think you'll need), wire it in properly, and you can use it to heat and cool your home and your domestic water, not just your growroom.

Don't forget to add the cost of dehuey to any AC purchase you shop for comparison, and also keep in mind that chiller operating costs are 30% lower per BTu than AC.

Those two factors make the initial bite of a quality chiller much easier to take.
can you give me a link to look at a chiller plese
 
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