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JP your system looks sweet, I answered your question to the best of my ability on my thread.

Hey tree farmer, nice to see you out and about these days. The reason my nozzles are lower is because they are wide angle full cone nozzles and not flat nozzles similar to the atomix. When they do fire, the pattern still currently reaches the lids. The idea was to keep my chambers deep enough...

By the way, I had to order all my chemicals in bulk. I have 1000's of lbs of chemicals I will never use. If anyone is interested in home-brewed DTW ferts for cheap, let me know and Ill mix batches until my supply is at a more manageable level.

JP, Thanks for the kind words. The tool balancer was a cleaver idea. I took a look at your setup and to be up front with you, nutrients and plant diagnosis is not really my forte. This is one of the many reasons I don't consider myself to be an advanced grower and probably never will...

Thanks Paul! Welcome to the thread!

LOL, yeah... it actually does! Its pretty quiet with the lids on but stick your head in there and sure enough... HPAAHAAS!

I just now read a thread entitled "Clarification on Aeroponics" and obviously there are still more questions, disagreements, and arguments regarding "True Aeroponics". In all honesty, I did contemplate quite a bit as to whether or not I wanted to put a dog in this fight. Here goes anyway. My...

Thanks hammer and jesicalorren, I'll do my best to keep the info flowing afap.

Nozzles are one of the most financially deterring items for individuals because they can definitely be expensive. There are multiple companies who manufacture the design that I prefer. A few of them are; Bete, Spraying Systems, and Relab (china) After selling my JAU nozzles from Spraying...

Thanks CUD Ill try to keep it riveting.

Thanks Mike, but there's more... I haven't even gotten to my automated nutrient system.

Many minutes went into the design and fabrication of my light hoods. They started out as 12' x 3.5' stainless steel fixed hoods with 8" ducts. I fabricated them for my first grow to remain stationary while my canopy levels were adjusted (you never know until you try). After scrapping that...

Pics and info are on the way Mike. The best way to explain AA vs HP is, now that you are running HP I doubt you will go back to Soil, F&D, DWC, or NFT. The same goes for myself, I just add HP Hydro to the list. The cost is a little more, but honestly you can swap out your HP system to AA for...

Because this system is designed as a perpetual grow, my coffins are a bit different in both size and design. Both chambers have a 1/4" slope. The root barrier is a combination of egg crate troffer lenses supporting a nylon mesh. I may eventually swap the nylon for silk screen but the nylon is...

To begin, I allocated a small space in my garage (13' 6" x 14')for the grow site. My perimeter walls are 2x6 metal framed with r19 insulation. The partition wall is 2x4 metal framed with no insulation. One exterior window was insulated and rocked. Doors are both exterior insulated metal with...

There are few people out there who have the desire to take on HP aero. There are even fewer dabbling in Air-Atomized Aeroponics. If you have arrived to this thread, by now you have a good grasp on HP Aeroponics vs MP or NFT/Aero hybrid systems. If you don't, there is a plethora of info...

This is off topic but, There has been a lot of talk about DTW and home-brewed nutes on several forums. I literally have 1000's of lbs of dry chemical ferts that I will never use as I had to buy in bulk. If anyone is interested, pm me and I will mix dry batches for cheap. I hope Im not...

TB, Have you thought about using a heat exchanger inside your pod after you insulate? Im assuming you have a chiller that you have been using to reduce the temps of you nutes?

Your getting pretty popular mike...

Here are the pics. This modular system is on a simple cap timer and the hair roots are very prevalent. Basil The system is driven by a single air atomized nozzle with recycled nutes. The dead roots are from removing the humidome too soon after germination. The growth was stunted for...