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I am having problems keeping my tent cool. I am using an inline fan already. I have two fans constantly blowing. I am thinking about adding a fan booster. I am using CFL's.
Trying to keep it cool.
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pineappleman420
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Ventilation don't know your set up but you can move air but you still need to draw fresh air in and push old air out.
whitebb2727
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this.
The 3rd...
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I have two monkey fans across from each other. I also have an inline fan. I am putting the duct closer to my lights. I have an array of them. If I put a booster fan how would that help? I am in a tent 3x3x6. I have a co2 bag hanging. I am going to use cooler/ice chest makeshift to bring in fresh cool air. And I also going to lower my room temperature.
Hairiest_Stamen
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What are outside the tent temps?
What are inside the tent temps?
What are temps outside your house?
What are inside the tent temps?
What are temps outside your house?
BuD_DizZLe
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Get a decent RVK extractor fan or something similar and u wont even need intake fan, can just use passive intake vents.
As your running CFL and room aint that big, maybe even a small TT series inline would be sufficient as a exhaust.
|3E@Losetgreenz
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Dont waste ur time and money...get an Air conditioner (Air handler) that has refrigeration and coils for COOLING air.
There's no way around it u absolutely have to have your room at 74-78degrees if u do not have a C02 saturation setup, for plant hormone production.. and suger production to be sufficient enough to produce essential oils and turpines.
There's no way around it u absolutely have to have your room at 74-78degrees if u do not have a C02 saturation setup, for plant hormone production.. and suger production to be sufficient enough to produce essential oils and turpines.