Just out of curiosity, how often are you having to change your *chillers*? I'd think 80F water flowing around that would melt them down pretty quickly...
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Just out of curiosity, how often are you having to change your *chillers*? I'd think 80F water flowing around that would melt them down pretty quickly...
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Originally Posted by dakar
I have 2
and they take about 30 mins to fully melt, but since they drop the water 2 to 3 degrees it takes another 4 to 5 hours max for the water to come back up, and when i put them in the lights are only going to be on another 2 to 3 hours so its usually ok.
my light schedule is 1 to 9, i get home at 5 , throw the chillers in (only if i have to mind you), then take em out whenever i get around to it.
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