lesart00
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might try it that way.... am a long way off there now...tent coming tomorrow... dropping seeds tonight...Personal choices my friend...to each their own.
might try it that way.... am a long way off there now...tent coming tomorrow... dropping seeds tonight...Personal choices my friend...to each their own.
thank u dude...My exhaust fan sits on top of tent in exhaust port so not in the way inside.
My exhaust fan sits on top of tent in exhaust port so not in the way inside.
the equipment arrived today.... tent tomorrow.... will post pics when setup is finished..So where's the filter ? Inside the tent ? Any photos. Thought the carbon filter had to be inside
yes mate this is the best way to have your filter set up but it could take too much room in your tentis this the way to setup my fan and filter for this tent...? sorry for annoying u....
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again ur advice has been great.... i have a long way to go yet before i get to that stage... i have soon seeds in water as we speak... hopefully i wont fuck these up....lolyes mate this is the best way to have your filter set up but it could take too much room in your tent
common mistakes are putting the fans round the wrong way
if the filter inside the tent
pull the air through the filter and exiting the tent
if the filter outside the tent
have the filter on end like kcbscrogger but you need to take the dust cover off and put it inside the carbon filter to stop the dust getting to the carbon
having the fan on top of the filter would be the best way for this setup with the fan blowing air down into the filter
keep the ducting as short as you can, so you want the ducting to go straight into the tent and hang about 1ft down
long ducting will reduce airflow, bends in the ducting will reduce air flow
buy a fan controller if your canopy temps are low as you can turn the fan speed down to increase your canopy temps and reduce the noise the fan makes
another daft question.... if the filter is inside tent how do i pull air throu it...?yes mate this is the best way to have your filter set up but it could take too much room in your tent
common mistakes are putting the fans round the wrong way
if the filter inside the tent
pull the air through the filter and exiting the tent
if the filter outside the tent
have the filter on end like kcbscrogger but you need to take the dust cover off and put it inside the carbon filter to stop the dust getting to the carbon
having the fan on top of the filter would be the best way for this setup with the fan blowing air down into the filter
keep the ducting as short as you can, so you want the ducting to go straight into the tent and hang about 1ft down
long ducting will reduce airflow, bends in the ducting will reduce air flow
buy a fan controller if your canopy temps are low as you can turn the fan speed down to increase your canopy temps and reduce the noise the fan makes
sure you will be fineagain ur advice has been great.... i have a long way to go yet before i get to that stage... i have soon seeds in water as we speak... hopefully i wont fuck these up....lol
in a very warm room with a open fire....lol dropped 3 seeds... northern lights again... hear they are the best for beginners....sure you will be fine
keep the glass of water somewhere warm
The carbon removes the odor from the air, so push air into the filter will remove odor and pump clean air out the sides of the filteranother daft question.... if the filter is inside tent how do i pull air throu it...?
not boiling hot, need it between 20c-30c for 12-24 hoursin a very warm room with a open fire....lol dropped 3 seeds... northern lights again... hear they are the best for beginners....
god no its away from fire... nice and cosy....not boiling hot, need it between 20c-30c for 12-24 hours
I did worry lolgod no its away from fire... nice and cosy....
i will treat them like babies....lolI did worry lol
as i did keep them warm
def mate.....cheers...That's the best way
and i what to see lots of pictures as they grow