Peace And I'm Not Worthy UNCLE
of course the dawg can do that,you think he's standing up when he posts all those videos lmao.Seriously though, can you do this?
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I am sure almost all of the prolific posters here could do that given legality, money and a few months time.
I am sure almost all of the prolific posters here could do that given legality, money and a few months time.
Ok ill try and find something else..........I am sure almost all of the prolific posters here could do that given legality, money and a few months time.
Like your idea but I think there might be far too many losses in the various different conversions, that among many other issues. Who knows though, there might be some nano tech out there that could do it.
As a hobby we aren't so much concerned with accuracy so your idea of calibrating a DIY sensor to a simple baseline is great. Cut costs, get more sensors.
If someone came up with a usb connection interface for the sensor, that would open up more options. The aquatic plants folks have DIY waterproof sensors so it might be good to leverage their work.
Lol, please stop providing advice. Diy waterproof sensors. You mean a clear acrylic box with bad waterproofing glue. Yeah, they are heads above.
Great suggestion for someone who knows dick about the subject.
Educate to Indoctrinate, thats my motto, scumbag.
you cant take the porcupine to the woodshed without making licoriceWell if they knew something about the subject then they probably would have come across what the aquatic guys are doing. It is bound to be asked.
you cant take the porcupine to the woodshed without making licorice
Smartest post in this here threadyou cant take the porcupine to the woodshed without making licorice
Smartest post in this here thread
Don't get me wrong... I am still impressed and envious.Ok ill try and find something else..........
Naw its not good enough for you...... Ill find something else that might be cool.Don't get me wrong... I am still impressed and envious.
It does better under HPS. DE especially.Have you grown licorice before? Long grow cycle but could be interesting.