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Is that coil a chiller of some sort?

I was using a grow light and the light spill was insane. I am going to switch to a reactor until my new build starts up.

Same thing happened to me. I cleaned it up and boom, bloom. I was also dealing with a dyno bloom too. I got rid of the dyno, now the cyano is out of control.

My knees, fingers and back hurt from just looking at that picture. Looks reall good!

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My probe is in the sump next to drain. The heater is downstream. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In general, it may be cheaper to get a non-carb one. I think it just limit the number deals available to us. If you are looking for a sale and it won't ship, it just makes it harder to acquire one. I been waiting for a sale for a while. For portability, this is probably the cheapest price for...

Yes, gas only. I'll keep an eye out for hybrid ones. The problem is that most of the deals that pop up is non-carb compliant and it wont ship. They ship to all 49-states though......

That's a lot of power. We just did one for a project at work and it was 30kw. It wasn't cheap!

I was totally on-board, until the lights came on.

Here's more reviews: https://www.amazon.com/Powermate-10000001790-Portable-Inverter-Generator/dp/B01JIRIOYY Inverter style generator keeps the power clean! Also, this looks exactly like a Generac. People were saying they are the same?

Yup! Good catch! It’s my restoration project!

A lot of people were comparing this to the to the Generac (double the price) or honda (triple the price). It's cheaper than the harbor freight equivalent as well. Is the competitor 2x better or 3x better? I would say no. It comes with a 2 year warranty too.

I took it to Hubbard AI machine shop. I have also taken another engine to Center Machining in Oakland. Hubbard does not disassemble or assemble but they turn it around faster that way. Center will do the whole rebuild for you but I am a little particular about this rebuild. There was another...

120 gallons + sump? Say it's 120 gallons*8.35. That's about 1002 lbs in water + glass (maybe 250 and studs, say 300). That's 1300 lbs that you will have to share on that floor. 1300/(3x4)=108.33 psf. That exceeds your typical 40 PSF. At that point, you have to take a look at span, the spacing...

I am not structural engineer and it's probably best to consult one. They are typically $100 bucks an hour with a 4 hour minimum. It's money well spent TBH. I have dealt with a few of them on some of my builds. How big are you looking to go? The typical floor is designed for 40 PSF of live load...

Yup, right before the lock down, I sent it off to a shop to be cleaned, rehone for new rings and bearings. I picked it up the day after the announced the closure! Seriously, got lucky that they were finished with it. The body just got a fresh coat of paint on it too!

https://slickdeals.net/f/13996055-powermate-pm2200i-2200-watt-inverter-portable-generator-50-state-carb-for-319?src=SiteSearchV2_SearchBarV2Algo1 If anyone needs a generator. I am picking one up because I like the portability. I also had 4-5 power outages last year, 1 of them lasted 1 week.....

I really should be spending my time finishing stuff around the house! And errr my 650. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Uhhhh, I don’t want to state the obvious but you missing some pipe! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk