Question about my set up????
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t0k3s
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you will need at least one out take fan for each section and at least one intake fan for each section
SeattlePot
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You could use a single larger inline fan connected to a "Y" in your exhaust ducting. It would have to be sucking air from the rooms and you would have to watch how you run the ducting to insure that it is sucking the proper proportions from each room. It would be good to have two intakes, one for each room, though.
t0k3s
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i was gonna tell him about the y setup too,but then i was like its probably more work then just putting a fan on each section.plus he would need a powerful fan to pull the air from both rooms
Twistyman
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Don't use cheap made in China extension cords..Thats how a neighbor got popped. After the FIRE....even if they have a UL (counterfeit) stamp don't use cheap electrical
shit......go best.........better safe..........
t0k3s
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I also advise that the extension cords are grounded,and that you run a surge protector on each one and try not to over load the power recommendations.Also be sure to keep your ballast in a safe well ventilated spot.Don't use cheap made in China extension cords..Thats how a neighbor got popped. After the FIRE....even if they have a UL (counterfeit) stamp don't use cheap electrical
shit......go best.........better safe..........
t0k3s
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Depends on the type of fan. If possible use squirrel cage fans,as they are quiet and do a very good job.
t0k3s
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Any small mid size oscillating fan will work.For squirl cag you only need like small or medium one a monster fan is not necessarry as long as its keeping the box cool.