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Flex watt issues

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  • 11-15-2012, 09:17 AM
    kitedemon
    top vents are not very efficient. The way air flow works the top will not provide very good ventilation until you get 7 times the side height into the tub (if the side is 6 inches it is 42 inches) when it stabilizes and works well. I would suggest drilling holes about one inch down this oddly will increase the ventilation quite a lot.
  • 11-15-2012, 02:37 PM
    gilly
    Re: Flex watt issues
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Gene Collins View Post
    This is what I was thinking of doing but when I went to Reptile Basics to order just 2 power cords with clips it was going to be only $10 but also $10 to ship. Shipping there feels like a ripoff for something so light and small. I might check other sites to see how they compare.

    The tubs are 41qts. I built the rack following these plans http://www.americanmadeexotics.com/41-quart-rack.html
    I went with one long flexwatt like I did so that I would only have to worry about one power cord going into one thermostat. I wasn't sure it would be wise to run multiple cords into one thermostat.

    Gene,
    THANKS for info on container size. Also, I wish my special order Melamine wasn't @ the mill being cut to my specified sizes today. I'd mirror image your design in a heartbeat. THANKS for sharing the source of the design. It would have saved me a lot of graph paper and thought processing if I had seen it a week ago ( HA!).
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