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Erich
 Post subject: Re: SPC's System
PostPosted: Oct 7th, '14, 13:37 
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phew.......... close call - possibly :/
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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I thought they were in feduary
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Elmore field days?

Nope. Today, tomorrow and Thursday.
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What did you learn at elmore was it a good show !!
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Saw a range of pumps that I hadn't seen before that had efficiencies in the 45-65% range. Not as good as axials but they came in smaller sizes.

Learnt a fair bit about silos, augers and conveyors for another project.

Had the worst pizza I've ever had from a mobile wood fired oven place.

Ummm. Stuff.

Embarrasingly there was one thing I saw and I said to myself "Well it was worth coming just to see that" but I can't remember what it was :oops:
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Stuart Chignell
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PostPosted: Oct 11th, '14, 06:42 
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Got the liner in...
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Stuart Chignell
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PostPosted: Oct 11th, '14, 06:52 
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Not as neat a job as I would like but I want to use this liner again when I have to move. If it was permanent I'd trim the excess on the right which would make forming the corners much easier.
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Nice! What's the dimensions in feet?
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About as wide as I am tall and about 3 times as long as I am tall.

1.9m x 6.1m
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6.2' x 20'. Dang, doesn't look that big in the pics. How deep is it?
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Stuart Chignell
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Squatchaponics wrote:
6.2' x 20'. Dang, doesn't look that big in the pics. How deep is it?


The greenhouse is ~6m wide. GBs are ~1m wide paths are less than 1m wide because of thickness of the walls ~100mm (includes capping).

The depth is 700mm at the deep end and 500mm at the shallow end.
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Stuart Chignell
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PostPosted: Oct 11th, '14, 12:12 
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Another 6.6kL added to the system...

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Food&Fish
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PostPosted: Oct 11th, '14, 15:57 
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To late for trout what are you putting in there
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PostPosted: Oct 11th, '14, 16:36 
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I think Stu said he can have trout year round in his climate. Plus a larger volume of water is easier to keep cooler than a smaller quantity. How high does the water temp get during a heatwave in summer?

However, Stu, I think you could be making far better use of the beds. The whole left side is begging for some more plants, and the right side seems to be mostly plants going to seed (which is cool if you're collecting the seeds). Tomato time!
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