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CrazyBudz

CrazyBudz

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really..?
in a little sealed area like that i would want a vented hood for sure..but i guess you might be able to get away with a big exhaust fan on the ceiling of the box and a decent inlet fan near the bottom....!
 
CrazyBudz

CrazyBudz

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i personally never used a non vented hood...i guess you kinda get stuck on what your use to using.!!
 
LetricBud

LetricBud

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Dont get me wrong...Vented hoods are good for heat management, and the glass enclosed ones are really safe.

But i just dont see it worth it to spend $100 on a good vented hood, then another $100 or so on a good exhaust fan, unless you have a big, sophisticated setup.

I plan on getting a Super Sun reflector kit next year for my tent...I think i'll need it for the summer next year...But i just cant afford that shit right now...
 
BrandonT

BrandonT

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LetricBud said:
Dont get me wrong...Vented hoods are good for heat management, and the glass enclosed ones are really safe.

But i just dont see it worth it to spend $100 on a good vented hood, then another $100 or so on a good exhaust fan, unless you have a big, sophisticated setup.

I plan on getting a Super Sun reflector kit next year for my tent...I think i'll need it for the summer next year...But i just cant afford that shit right now...
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sell some weed man, good money ;) i spent over a grand on my grow setup; but honestly its worth it in the long run as i wont have to waste money on upgrading; i say go hard or dont go atall; eventually im sure 100% of people that continue to do more grows after there first end up upgrading for better products; you might as well go for it
 
BrandonT

BrandonT

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not to mention how less of a hassle it is, worth it in the long run especialy if the extra 100$ comes down to burning your plants to a crisp, well worth it
 
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