Temprature!

Viking420

Viking420

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Hello!

What do you guys n girls do to keep your temprature down? I wanna get ahead of a problem I think will happen at some point. Any advice or method is welcome.
 
Gonna have a look at an ac. Can you get them to control humidity as well as temprature? Hmm, running night time sounds like a good idea too.
 
Viking420 said:
Gonna have a look at an ac. Can you get them to control humidity as well as temprature? Hmm, running night time sounds like a good idea too.
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All my roooms are hooked up to a separate geothermal unit an can humidify or dehumidify.
 
Viking420 said:
Gonna have a look at an ac. Can you get them to control humidity as well as temprature? Hmm, running night time sounds like a good idea too.
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you probably know this but you can control humidity WITH temperature within reason

"If the water vapor content stays the same and the temperature drops, the relative humidity increases. If the water vapor content stays the same and the temperature rises, the relative humidity decreases"
 
I have something like this. I rig a 6" duct to one of the front blowers and connect it to my bottom air intake on my tent. I can keep the tent whatever temp I want, paid $300-325~ new, and it's been on damn near 24/7 for 4 years.

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H_Aspect said:
I have something like this. I rig a 6" duct to one of the front blowers and connect it to my bottom air intake on my tent. I can keep the tent whatever temp I want, paid $300-325~ new, and it's been on damn near 24/7 for 4 years.

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Those are nice the reason I opted for geo for my rooms is for cooling it consumes all of 29 watts and will get it cold enough to hang meat in there if I want lol.
 
pulpoinspace said:
you probably know this but you can control humidity WITH temperature within reason

"If the water vapor content stays the same and the temperature drops, the relative humidity increases. If the water vapor content stays the same and the temperature rises, the relative humidity decreases"
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Always good to get reminded. Appriciate it!
 
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