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03-13-2016, 11:30 AM
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I was planning on posting pics. Just need to take them first! :-)
Hopefully sometime today or tomorrow.
Joe
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03-13-2016, 12:20 PM
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Here are a few pictures of the grow chamber.
Pics 1 and 2 - Outside shots
Pic 3 - Back side showing power strip, Wall chargers, and timers.
Pic 4 - Back side showing the inlet pipe for ventilation.
Pic 5 - Showing the top shelf used for equipment. Notice the ventilation fan hot glued to the tapered plastic pipe.
Pic 6 - Another shot of the upper chamber.
Notice that all 110v AC connections are made at the top of the chamber to avoid any water spills from causing problems. I added a couple sheets of thick plastic to the bottom shelf.
Picture 5 shows one of the empty light sockets that may be used for heating if needed.
The main grow shelf is the second one up. The lower one is used for new transplants on the heating mat and also for lower light orchids.
Comments, questions and suggestions welcomed.
Joe
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