skyhighZJ
Gov retirement < needs to live
- Joined
- May 31, 2012
- Location
- Aberdeen, NC.
The moisture wasn’t choking it out. Its internal Co2 sensor was kicking it off.Co2 sinking while warm air pulls O2 up and away from the heater. (Unless I’m wrong and forgot the science class I went to 20+ yrs ago while I was probably distracted by bewbies and high (on life of course)) I’m assuming it was kind of creating its own little bubble around the heater. “A breath of fresh air” and it’s running solid. Also helps getting the heat spread around a bit. This coming weekend I’ve got some cheap Amazon solar powered fans I’m going to try and hand in the upper parts to push the heat back down in the GH and hopefully be more efficient all the way around. Like I’ve said to the wife, this is kinda all a big experiment (while being as cheap about it as possible.)Run a dehumidifier, then you get rid of the moisture and you get free heat as a biproduct!
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