allen bud
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yea think so .lolI wish I could find a Vortex that pulled 1500 cfm for $200... I think you might have to divide that by 10.
My 50$ inline fan built from lowe's.....
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allen bud
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Sorry to hear that set up is working good for me someday Ill up grade ,i did see cheap 1's on e-bay
freddiemoney
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If/when you do upgrade, check out businesslights.com. Good prices on fans, bulbs, fixtures. I have never ordered from them, so I can't vouch for the service personally, but the prices are right and I've seen others on this site recommend them.
4" Vortex 172 cfm- $114.90
4" Value Line 171 cfm- $69.90
4" Vortex 172 cfm- $114.90
4" Value Line 171 cfm- $69.90
allen bud
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will do thanks for the info!
allen bud
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nice fan !will remember this!thanks
Rusko
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question about cfm...bigger the number the better?? expensive fanss i see are like 170 cfm...i found one for like 45$ and its 500cfm...
im thinkin about gettin the 500cfm inline duct fan..for exhaust and then gettin 1-2 of those cheaps ones for intake..perhaps one for another exhaust..
im thinkin about gettin the 500cfm inline duct fan..for exhaust and then gettin 1-2 of those cheaps ones for intake..perhaps one for another exhaust..
NLXSK1
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The larger the diameter of pipe the more CFM too.
TommyHobby
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u got a link to this ??
also, u can just do passive intakes. dont waste your cash on intake fans
the 8" fan has a BOOSTED cfm of 500....which is when its working with a fan on a furnace or a/c....the non-boosted cfm is 210. http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xi0/R-100080191/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
im gettin one today or tomorrow...whenever i get off my lazy ass and go to home depot. im not hookin any duct work to it though, just mountin it to the wall with a flange and puttin a light proof vent on the outside.
nice diy. +rep.
im gettin one today or tomorrow...whenever i get off my lazy ass and go to home depot. im not hookin any duct work to it though, just mountin it to the wall with a flange and puttin a light proof vent on the outside.
nice diy. +rep.
Rusko
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https://www.horticulturesource.com/c-a-p-custom-automated-products-duct-fan-8-in-line-500-cfm-w-power-cord-p4976/?osCsid=2191f472783a4e4af7e999a5c8c47106&osCsid=2191f472783a4e4af7e999a5c8c47106
but here it is.CMT-not too sure if boosted cfm is for this one also...LET ME KNW WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT THIS INLINE DUCT FAN FOR EXHAUST, using a 400W....
tommyhobby:jst do some ducting right,no fans for intake....although i do have a cheap lil dest fan thing,that i was either goin to use for intake,or light cooling......?
but here it is.CMT-not too sure if boosted cfm is for this one also...LET ME KNW WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT THIS INLINE DUCT FAN FOR EXHAUST, using a 400W....
tommyhobby:jst do some ducting right,no fans for intake....although i do have a cheap lil dest fan thing,that i was either goin to use for intake,or light cooling......?
freddiemoney
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If you want to spend a bit of extra cash, one of these would be much better. They will move a lot more air, and have much more pressure to actually push the air through a length of ducting. I can't personally vouch for the site, but it looks professional, they have a toll-free number etc. I'm not a shill for them or anything, I've just been checking them out for an upcoming purchase. Have a look.
http://www.businesslights.com/valueline-inch-171-cfm-centrifugal-inline-fan-p-2044.html -4" $69.90
http://www.businesslights.com/valueline-inch-435-cfm-centrifugal-inline-fan-p-2045.html -6" $79.90