6 inch inline duct fan $26 New

[stak]

Where did the OP say anything about using the fan with a carbon filter? Where does he say anything about using it to extract?

 

[bigbudahluva]

thanks stak, intake i said or maybe to replace stealth cabinet pc fans.

 

[grorite]

could work but still more expensive than i lil fan all i use in my box it two 6 inch fans my temp never goes over 75 fans cost about 6 bucks each

 

[bigbudahluva]

i get u grorite, but 70cfm for intake into a sealead room is good intake. Using oscilating fans to get fresh air in a room means open tent/cabinet, which in turn stinks a house out during flowering. And pc fans are no where near 70cfm surely ?

 

[ASMALLVOICE]

ASMALLVOICE. For extraction? Are you serious?
Let me reply to your claims in one simple answer.
BOLLOCKS WILL THAT EVER PULL ANY DECENT RVK FAN BACKWARDS.
Apologies for shouting but jesus.
A decent fan woud pull that back through the ducting, chop it into little bits and throw it out on the compost pile, followed by a couple of derogatory spits.
If it bothered wasting it's time spitting.

okay, first off, chill the hell out, if you get this upset over a stupid fan, you are gonna give yourself a heart attack. I had one of those cheap plastic bladed 6" supposedly 240cfm fan, and when I put the cabinet fan on the other end, the 6" fan damn near stopped spinning, The distance between the end of the blades and the shroud are what makes a fan gain suction power. Look at the design of those cheap fans and llok at the gap and then look at the orion type fans as there is almost no space between the blades end and the shroud = capable of more suction. So before ya go off on me again m8, do some homework, I have ocd and will take this to the point where you will understand, even if I have to use construction paper and crayons.

Peace

Asmallvoice

 

[ASMALLVOICE]

i get u grorite, but 70cfm for intake into a sealead room is good intake. Using oscilating fans to get fresh air in a room means open tent/cabinet, which in turn stinks a house out during flowering. And pc fans are no where near 70cfm surely ?

The little Orion Fan I am using is rated at 110cfm, but a pc fan, nowhere near that, not enough rpms, they spin drastically slower than a 120v fan
Hope this helps.

Peace

Asmallvoice

 

[bigbudahluva]

ASMALLVOICE every post u made so far has been helpfull. I have a 6inch and 8 inch ruck fans. I made this thread to help the budget growers.

 

[ASMALLVOICE]

ASMALLVOICE every post u made so far has been helpfull. I have a 6inch and 8 inch ruck fans. I made this thread to help the budget growers.

Thank you for the kind words Sir. I will be the first to admit, I am not even a rookie grower yet, my first seeds are still in the process of sprouting, been only 2 days, but I have been an electrician /instrument technician in my youth. For the last 16 years, I have been doing building automation and control retrofits all over the country, so I am well versed in this side of things.
yea, I am an old fart....lol
Most of all, I believe that knowledge not shared is wasted knowledge, no matter the subject.

Peace and Big Buds for All !

Asmallvoice

 

[cues]

okay, first off, chill the hell out, if you get this upset over a stupid fan, you are gonna give yourself a heart attack. I had one of those cheap plastic bladed 6" supposedly 240cfm fan, and when I put the cabinet fan on the other end, the 6" fan damn near stopped spinning, The distance between the end of the blades and the shroud are what makes a fan gain suction power. Look at the design of those cheap fans and llok at the gap and then look at the orion type fans as there is almost no space between the blades end and the shroud = capable of more suction. So before ya go off on me again m8, do some homework, I have ocd and will take this to the point where you will understand, even if I have to use construction paper and crayons.

Peace

Asmallvoice

I don't need the crayon drawing.
I'm an ex-aircraft engineer (British Airways) and spent 3 years in college then 4 years building RB211 Turbofan engines. The theory is the same. We used to check the blade clearances with feeler guages.
P.s. My 6" pulls 425 cfm.

 

[ASMALLVOICE]

I don't need the crayon drawing.
I'm an ex-aircraft engineer (British Airways) and spent 3 years in college then 4 years building RB211 Turbofan engines. The theory is the same. We used to check the blade clearances with feeler guages.
P.s. My 6" pulls 425 cfm.

Thanx for the responce M8,

I was really wanting to delete that post, as I do not want to create any drama. I humbly appologize for that and look forward to learning from you and all who dwell here.
I am working on the ocd thing, been 45 years and not too much progress, but I am still hopefull.

Sincerely,

Asmallvoice

 

[cues]

Thanx for the responce M8,

I was really wanting to delete that post, as I do not want to create any drama. I humbly appologize for that and look forward to learning from you and all who dwell here.
I am working on the ocd thing, been 45 years and not too much progress, but I am still hopefull.

Sincerely,

Asmallvoice

Cool, no Drama!
We all work together.
Sincerely.
I feel so lucky that I have participated in many trades that are applicable to our situation.