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Would an 8 inch fan be enough for 2 - 2x4 tents? Both are using Spider Farmer SF4000's. I'm worried about noise but I can deal with it to bring temps down from the mid 80's.

That's what I wanted to know.

My apartment has a closet that houses the heater and furnace. I exhaust into it since it has an exhaust that leads to the outside. I was wondering if I could instead pull air from the closet which should have CO2 and if someone else has done it.

Also, of course I have a Co detector right outside the closet and I'd install a few in the grow room

Not long ago I made a post about venting - I decided to drill a hole from my grow room into my furnace/hotwater heater closet. It's working wonders but I'm wondering if I'm missing an opportunity to use Co2 from my furnace. Perhaps having the fan draw air from the closet INTO the grow room, of...

Really just looking for a blend between budget friendly/efficiency. It's $500 for a 600w LED but for that much I can buy a whole setup using both. Y'alls input helped out a lot making this decision a lot easier.

Which one are you using? I was thinking if doing a 400w hps and two 100w LEDs in a 4x4. If not, I'll wind up getting a 600w Chinese LED.

Any digital ones that are FCC compliant? Don't wanna be broadcasting my location to the entire neighborhood.

I'm looking for a 400W magnetic ballast that'll run on 120v. Any suggestions?

So would you recommend using a dehumidifier in there? I don't know if I can fit one. Otherwise, am I safe to vent into that closet?

I think I could use a Y tube and a booster fan to exhaust both the tent and the Co2 from the heater.

I'm Just worried that it's the middle on winter and the windows are oversized. I previously used that method but we were on top floor so I didn't care as much.

There's a gas heater in there as well so that explains it.

I've got a bookshelf I can put there. Totally doubt they'll move it - As for the hole on the other side I can patch it up with a thin patch.

Basically I'm in a first floor apartment and anyone coming or going from their apartments has to walk past my window, being no more than 6 feet away from it. I couldn't find a way to make my window exhaust port invisible so instead I made a hole in the wall leading to the AC unit. There seems...

I'll keep that in mind haha! I've been working on this for the past 2 days so I'm gonna take a break lol.

I basically picked up 1/4" plywood and had it cut to measure. I placed the first piece behind the window that doesn't move so when I opened the other half, it would hold it in place. Then placed the second half behind the bug screen and closed it all the way down to the exhaust port.

I Would but this is one of those places that requires you to stick with white.

Went out there and after some tweaking, there are no folds or gaps.

Once I put on a couple layers of black netting, I'm hoping it'll be invisible where the air comes from.