How I Build a TrueHPA High Pressure Aeroponic System. Detailed Instructions, DIY Tips & Tricks
How I Build a TrueHPA High Pressure Aeroponic System. Detailed Instructions, DIY Tips & Tricks
In this video I try to answer some peoples questions and hopefully fill in some gaps missing from my other videos. Whenever making videos for how I make aeroponic systems I think a good 60 minutes would be needed to explain everything in detail. So watch my other videos to learn how I make the chambers and build system components, this video goes more into assembling everything and the tips/tricks I use to make systems that grow explosive plants!
What happened to the link to this aerobox 2? From what I see all your products are gone y is that?
Is the inline filter be more effective on the LP side of the pump or on the HP side in between the pump and accumulator tank?
Hey bro how can I contact u I’m interested in having u make me one
What is the fittingsize from the pressure tank, to the pressure gauge, etc. ?
is you website up still? or if not where would I buy one of these systems?
What are those small filters called, the one with the screwable bottom at the 12:30 mark
How much for whole system?
Does the system you sell on your website come with the accumulator tank and a pressure relief valve? Also, do both the blue and red coolers come with the system?
What the heck are you talking about? Please organize your thoughts, plan your presentation, and start over.
You should check out the senninger nozzles. The price went up recently but they are the best I’ve used. At 80-100psi. They have the best cone and droplet size. Tefens are good but need higher pressure, and thy have no check valve build in, which senningers do. I’m about to switch to a rotary pump so I can expand my system with a single, higher quality pump.
I don’t think that the precharge pressure in the accumulator determines the pressure at the spray head. I have 35 psi precharge and am running 145 psi at the spray head. My pressure never drops below 80 psi because that is the low of my inline pressure switch.