ChickenHole Base Ep 25: The Little Lung



I give some updates and build the pressure regulator for the little greenhouses.

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36 thoughts on “ChickenHole Base Ep 25: The Little Lung”

  1. O.N.I in real life! – Codys Lab

    Hey also its cool to see a project made with whatever you can get and will work instead of the nicest most exspesive stuff around like some Youtubers would if they did this project, I feel it relates to the real world much better this way. It's how I would do it!

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  2. Red wigglers are the ideal species for vermicomposting, but they have a heat tolerance threshold similar to humans. I’ve had mass worm die-offs in my systems while out of town during summer heat waves. Love from Canada!

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  3. I worked onsite NASA/JSC for twelve years as a Calibration Metrology/Instrument Technician. I maintained many gas analyzers and other instruments.

    Back in the early 1990s there was an experiment call APGC/VPGC. Ambient and Vacuum Plant Growth Chambers. It went on for a couple years while varying CO2 and such. I believe 10.2 PSIA was the Vacuum Chamber pressure. I bet you could get access to the test data from JSC/NASA. Fun stuff.

    I was also involved in many CO2 removal RCRS test. My favorite was Human Waste Water Recovery Reversed Osmosis bugs😅. We did several beer bust for test material.

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  4. I’m sure this has already been mentioned before. But have you thought about black soldier flies instead of worms as bioconversion tools? They’re fine with temperatures too warm for worms if you can keep them moist and will eat everything from the veg waste to organic waste!

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  5. Can't you make a failsafe switch that would power another fan in the event that the first goes out? Also a timer so it turns at least 5 mins everyday would probably help it clear up dust and stuff. Things would be interesting to see and to learn what you learned in the process.

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