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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Here is a quick and straight forward video on how to setup your Dry/Curing Wine cooler🔥
Links to items⤵️
Koolatron: shorturl.at/kHHnN
Dehumidifier: shorturl.at/s7pY7
Inkbird Wi-Fi: shorturl.at/p6VJH
Hole Saw: shorturl.at/fA126
Mesh : shorturl.at/ERcEN
Thank you for watching 😎
Took me a couple watches, but I totally get what you’re doing now
Thanks, nice job.
Where did you get the second set of wires you spliced the dehumidifier to? The green and blues ones. Where do they connect?
They come with the dehumidifier. They connect to the dehumidifier board. You connect both sets of wires so that you bypass the board and the on/off switch. It makes more sense when you have taken apart the dehumidifier. Let me know if I haven't been clear.
Would you ever sell one for less than a cannatrol
@@bryanfrancois811 I honestly would
After building my own the thought of selling them crossed my mind but then I thought of the risk of one malfunctioning and how that could affect the buyer and myself. I think it's best to build your own and assume the risk yourself. Just something I thought about for a while.
where do you collect the water extracted by the humidifier?
Theres already a whole for drainage at the bottom of the wine fridge which is then collected on a small tray underneath i do suggest to keep a eye on it every 2-3days or remove the tray and add a bigger catcher underneath… but from experience so far i haven't had much worries on it over filling.
@@BigUncGotGasyou just put the whole dehumidifier inside?
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Yes as you could see it’s sitting in the fridge 3:30
Why dont ypu credit the dude that did this whole guide on uk420 years ago? This is his method you've literally copied.
Did he patent this ? Probably not right so stop bitching
You know, you can give the credit you feel is due, yourself.. In your comment.
The info is free for anyone to use as they see fit. Quit your whining. The person who showed me how to do this learned it from someone else. Anyone can Google "diy cannatrol" and learn how to build their own. Just pay it forward and that's it. 🤐
@@barber_unique6861 no but to pass it off as your own is a dick move so thanks but wind it in
@@julioescobar6112 They can indeed and that one on uk420 predates all of them but whatever. I'll quit my whining when I see fit thanks.
What the Cannatrol does is hold a steady climate without swings.
Your device is NOT doing that. You will have wide swings which means this is NOT a DIY Cannatrol. It's just a modified wine fridge.
This thing will evaporate so much of your terps.
I adjust my temp @ 55% Fahrenheit and it holds that temperature throughout the whole process as for humidity i gradually drop my RH% by 2% Every 24hr until i get to 60%RH
Full Detailed Video with more data coming.
Thats not true.. The moment you put wet buds in it the humidity will rise (no longer a steady climate), it takes a few days for it to stabilize the humidity (at no point is that stable).. so during the dry process theres no way its "holding a steady climate" maybe during the hold or cure stage when the bud is already dry but even then, at a certain point they ask you wet a sponge and place it inside so it doesn't over dry your bud.... man as I think about it more and more that claim is a flat out lie. If it can maintain a steady climate why do I need to add moisture? It should be holding right where it is right?
@@RapidRootsNShoots " If it can maintain a steady climate why do I need to add moisture?"
WOW, you are not the brightest, are you?
If a fridge can cool shit down, why do I have to plug it in??? Tell me!
How exactly does a cannatrol work then? Doesn't it have some type of dehumidifier that kicks on when the RH gets too high?
@@starfishprime2864 the difference is the magnitude. The Cannatrol swings in a very tiny range. Under 1% and only very few. Which is not causing the tichomes to expand and contract. When you introduce hard swings like this device does, you cause terpenes to evaporate (i.e. you can smell them - in the Cannatrol you don't smell shit).