MCM8
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Hey all,
Long time lurker, first time (maybe 2nd ??) poster. Been kicking the idea of growing some of my own goods for the past 6-8 months now. I'm looking for some input on ventilation.
Here's a little bit of background. I plan to be growing in my basement over near some existing duct work that vents to my chimney. Armoire is approximately 72" tall x 40" wide x 22" deep. My plan was to run a 4" fan/filter combo (AC Infinity Cloudnine T4 & 4"x20" lo-pro Phresh) out of the armoire and duct it to the existing duct work (existing duct is currently not being used and separate from heating system etc.). I guess my question is, what type of passive intake should I run with? I'm torn between doing a louver style light proof along the back wall down near the base, or doing multiple 90* pvc bends from the floor.
I'll be using the 260W QB boards from HLG and I'm still deciding on medium, but for now will probably be soil for first grow.
Here are some progress pics of the armoire.
Any advice/input/recommendations would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Long time lurker, first time (maybe 2nd ??) poster. Been kicking the idea of growing some of my own goods for the past 6-8 months now. I'm looking for some input on ventilation.
Here's a little bit of background. I plan to be growing in my basement over near some existing duct work that vents to my chimney. Armoire is approximately 72" tall x 40" wide x 22" deep. My plan was to run a 4" fan/filter combo (AC Infinity Cloudnine T4 & 4"x20" lo-pro Phresh) out of the armoire and duct it to the existing duct work (existing duct is currently not being used and separate from heating system etc.). I guess my question is, what type of passive intake should I run with? I'm torn between doing a louver style light proof along the back wall down near the base, or doing multiple 90* pvc bends from the floor.
I'll be using the 260W QB boards from HLG and I'm still deciding on medium, but for now will probably be soil for first grow.
Here are some progress pics of the armoire.
Any advice/input/recommendations would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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