Stoney Bud
02-03-2006, 03:30 PM
[QUOTE=Ogof]Ok man, you'll need timers for your flowering area light and here's what you need for hoses and parts.
1. If you're going to use the two grow chamber method, you'll need 4ea. 1 inch bulkhead fittings. Here's the LINK (http://www.aquariumpros.com/p-P1BHFPT,PFbh.html). That's the same price I've found them everywhere else. You need this kind because it has a "stone gaurd" and a hose fitting that comes with it. The stone gaurd keeps your media from entering either of the lines and fouling the pump.
2. Here's the layout. Each grow chamber needs to be centered in it's grow space. When it's finished, the grow chamber will be resting on two 2x6 boards between two cinder blocks. If you look at the attached pics, you'll see the blocks with the boards. You'll also see how the top drains are attached and plumbed to the resevoir. The feed lines are what go through the space in the boards. The feed is directly into the bottom of the grow chamber. Mine is a 4 chamber unit, and yours will be only a two.
3. Look at the pics and see if you can make a small cad drawing that shows what you'll need for a two chamber unit. You and I can work on the drawing as we go.
1. If you're going to use the two grow chamber method, you'll need 4ea. 1 inch bulkhead fittings. Here's the LINK (http://www.aquariumpros.com/p-P1BHFPT,PFbh.html). That's the same price I've found them everywhere else. You need this kind because it has a "stone gaurd" and a hose fitting that comes with it. The stone gaurd keeps your media from entering either of the lines and fouling the pump.
2. Here's the layout. Each grow chamber needs to be centered in it's grow space. When it's finished, the grow chamber will be resting on two 2x6 boards between two cinder blocks. If you look at the attached pics, you'll see the blocks with the boards. You'll also see how the top drains are attached and plumbed to the resevoir. The feed lines are what go through the space in the boards. The feed is directly into the bottom of the grow chamber. Mine is a 4 chamber unit, and yours will be only a two.
3. Look at the pics and see if you can make a small cad drawing that shows what you'll need for a two chamber unit. You and I can work on the drawing as we go.
