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Your yield should be fine

Your heart's in the right place, but your technology isn't. I'm glad you're happy with your setup, and you're correct that you can grow plants plants with it. The issue is that for roughly the same money there are a number of demonstrably superior lighting products that newbies can start out with.

you shouldn't

Put a short piece of rigid 8" duct through intake on the side opposite the exhaust duct and cover the opening with a filter. Hepa is ideal but not completely necessary. Most hydro shops sell 8" duct covers. You want the intake to be slightly larger than the exhaust so you can maintain...

No ... no tent air should be involved in the process so no odor should escape.

These can be purchased singly or in 4 packs https://trimbuddies.com/collections/air-circulation/products/601119-secret-jardin-oscillating-20w-monkey-fan?variant=32231525744717

The air for cooling the lights is drawn from outside the tent, through the light(s) and then back out of the tent. No tent air is involved in the process. You will need another fan and a carbon filter for air being drawn through the tent itself

This is pretty well built as well and only $132 https://www.mars-hydro.com/grow-tent/buy-mars-hydro-grow-tent-48x48x80-1680d-4-x-4-size-keeps-all-light-in-top-quality-1680d-canvas-is-tear-proof-and-double-stitched-light-blocking-fast-installation-for-sale

Speaking of assumptions ... read through the thread and see my comments before talking your own shit :)

Before the end of the year but no date yet. You can contact them on the website and ask

Mammoth has some nice options ... I think the PAR map on their 10 bar is more even than the newer folding 8 bar but they're both good lights Also, check out https://photontek-lighting.com/led/ The current 600 would be good, it essentially a Fluence Spydr 2i and the upcoming 1000w should be AWESOME

Simple answer ... for an 8x8 you need 2 more

Real 600w LEDs run at 600w ... we're not discussing the crap on Amazon

I'm always amazed that new growers anxious to learn about growing canabis complicate their lives by growing multiple strains at the same time. I know it's too late to change things this go-round, but you should rethink growing 1 of as many as possible for the next grow. With most strains, and...

The 5x5 isn't a mistake. Worst case you'll have some extra space to work with. I'm curious what kind of lights you have. All you need for excellent lighting in a 3x3 is about a 315w fixture.

Doorhammer69 is right ... do some research before plunking down you cash. I will give you a quick comment on the lights ... assuming you're talking about 2 true 600w full spectrum LED fixtures, that's total overkill. Depending on whose it is, you would really only need one of them ... and...

I'm not defending the uniformity issues that Fastbuds has .. but condemning a breeder based on a sample size of one is just ridiculous. I've grown a number of Fastbuds strains under a variety of conditions and while you'll never see an even canopy, they do produce some nice genetics. If you...

Consensus isn't a recommended method of validation

The biggest problem with autos is the wide variations you'll find in a seed pack. Other than Mephisto, and they're not perfect, you're going to have a lot of variance in height, yield, and sometimes even appearance. Plus, you can't pheno hunt and clone the winners. No clones, no even canopies.

2 Photontek 600 (Lumatek if you're in Europe) https://photontek-lighting.com/led/x-600w-pro-led/ It has a good 4x4 PAR map and a great flower spectrum. I know they're a bit pricey, but you asked what I'd do