The Best Deals Thread. Post Best Deals And Lowest Prices Links

Marq1340

Marq1340

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Hollatchaboy said:
Are they hard?
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The Best Deals Thread. Post Best Deals And Lowest Prices Links

Does anyone have a discount code for HLG?
www.rollitup.org

Once you receive the item, send them these things to their Instagram.

1. Your order number.
2. Your paypal email.
3. Leave a review. It could be a positive, neutral, or a negative review. Doesn't matter.
4. Show proof that the review was posted by Amazon. (I've recently noticed some reviews take a few days untill they are approved)
5. Wait for them to send the refund through.

I don't think he does much of anything over the weekend from my experience.
 
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Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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Marq1340 said:

The Best Deals Thread. Post Best Deals And Lowest Prices Links

Does anyone have a discount code for HLG?
www.rollitup.org

Once you receive the item, send them these things to their Instagram.

1. Your order number.
2. Your paypal email.
3. Leave a review. It could be a positive, neutral, or a negative review. Doesn't matter.
4. Show proof that the review was posted by Amazon. (I've recently noticed some reviews take a few days untill they are approved)
5. Wait for them to send the refund through.

I don't think he does much of anything over the weekend from my experience.
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Ok i ordered it. :bigjoint:
 
PJ Diaz

PJ Diaz

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Marq1340 said:
Nice. Mine came yesterday. Hope it's accurate.
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I got my Govee bluetooth temp/humidity sensor a couple days ago, and it's been bang-on accurate compared to my current gauge. I'll say, the export function on the Govee is truly eye-opening. Now, I have a real picture of what's happening to temp and humidity hour by hour. I've made a couple of enviro adjustments based on this new found data, which I believe will improve my grow.
 
Marq1340

Marq1340

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PJ Diaz said:
I got my Govee bluetooth temp/humidity sensor a couple days ago, and it's been bang-on accurate compared to my current gauge. I'll say, the export function on the Govee is truly eye-opening. Now, I have a real picture of what's happening to temp and humidity hour by hour. I've made a couple of enviro adjustments based on this new found data, which I believe will improve my grow.
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Day by day, week by week, and even month by month. Very good details are kept in the app. Great information to have stored. The VIVOSUN will be free so I also can't pass that up. :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
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jonnynobody

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Marq1340 said:
10 years is a very long time. How long have you owned the one you have now?
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The oldest one I have is about 3 years old. I recently purchased a VTX600L 6" operating at 293CFM to move cold air into my flower room during lights on in the winter months so I don't have to run my portable AC. Works like a charm.

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Had to wrap it in insulation tape to prevent condensation. Pumping 5 degree air into a 80 degree room makes condensation drip heavily from the ducting. I installed insulated ducting. Problem solved.

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Yes, it was a bitch :)

I've only had 2 fans fail thus far in my 12 years of growing. Both were hydro farm active air brand. Both failed in under 2 years. Total garbage. The oldest fan I own is a Soler and Palau TD-125 I bought almost 13 years ago based on recommendations from the RIU growing guru's of that era on my very first grow. I recently took it apart and cleaned it. Still works like a top. Apparently those RIU gurus knew their shit :) However, Vortex offers a 10 year warranty versus the S&P 5 year warranty. I prefer the Vortex line. They seem more solidly built. You can't argue with 12 years of flawless performance though. Either brand will get you a solid fan. I recently bought another S&P TD-150 that sits in between the ducting of two 5'x5' nurseries to pull air out of tent a and push it into tent b. This prevents the walls of the tents from sucking in due to negative pressure. I create perfect balance with speed controllers so the walls of the tents do not suck in. This creates more space within the tent for the plants to grow.
 
WubbaLubbaDubDub

WubbaLubbaDubDub

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I’ve got two old 4 inch vortex fans without the speed adjustment and there still running strong 8-9 years later.
Granted I do take them apart once a year and blow them out with my compressor and use some white lithium grease to keep them tip top
Edit-I gifted them to my friend with a temp controller when he got into growing and he’s been using them for the last year too lol
 
WubbaLubbaDubDub

WubbaLubbaDubDub

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jonnynobody said:
The oldest one I have is about 3 years old. I recently purchased a VTX600L 6" operating at 293CFM to move cold air into my flower room during lights on in the winter months so I don't have to run my portable AC. Works like a charm. I've only had 2 fans fail thus far in my 12 years of growing. Both were hydro farm active air brand. Both failed in under 2 years. Total garbage. The oldest fan I own is a Soler and Palau TD-125 I bought almost 13 years ago based on recommendations from the RIU growing guru's of that era on my very first grow. I recently took it apart and cleaned it. Still works like a top. Apparently those RIU gurus knew their shit :) However, Vortex offers a 10 year warranty versus the S&P 5 year warranty. I prefer the Vortex line. They seem more solidly built. You can't argue with 12 years of flawless performance though. Either brand will get you a solid fan. I recently bought another S&P TD-150 that sits in between the ducting of two 5'x5' nurseries to pull air out of tent a and push it into tent b. This prevents the walls of the tents from sucking in due to negative pressure. I create perfect balance with speed controllers so the walls of the tents do not suck in. This creates more space within the tent for the plants to grow.
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I also have a small 4inch s&p it’s got a little less cfm than the vortex but way quieter!
Edit- s&p has been running strong 9-10 years
 
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jonnynobody

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WubbaLubbaDubDub said:
I also have a small 4inch s&p it’s got a little less cfm than the vortex but way quieter!
Edit- s&p has been running strong 9-10 years
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Right on point. The S&P is whisper quiet. When my 497CFM vortex fires up at lights on in the flower room it rattles the floor and sounds like a small jet engine firing up. It pains me a little every time I see someone buy one of those low quality AC infinity fans. Warrantied for 2 years. For a reason :)
 
JewelRunner

JewelRunner

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jonnynobody said:
Cheapest price on quality inline fans I've been able to find. I buy my Vortex power fans from these guys. 10 year warranty. Best in the industry.

https://www.hvacquick.com/products/residential/AirFlow-Boosting/Inline-Air-Booster-Fans/Vortex-Powerfans-VTX-Series-Inline-Fan
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You can get programmable ac infinity inline fans for the same price. 28 watts vs 80 watts too on the 4”for the same cfm in a slimmer profile and u can easily disassemble them to clean.
 
JewelRunner

JewelRunner

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jonnynobody said:
Right on point. The S&P is whisper quiet. When my 497CFM vortex fires up at lights on in the flower room it rattles the floor and sounds like a small jet engine firing up. It pains me a little every time I see someone buy one of those low quality AC infinity fans. Warrantied for 2 years. For a reason :)
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You’ll save enough in electricity every 2 years to buy a new one if it actually fails:p
 
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