PadawanWarrior
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Same with venting outside.And quite honestly, that's why a fan speed controller is so amazing. Just turning up the speed can lower humidity levels dramatically
Same with venting outside.And quite honestly, that's why a fan speed controller is so amazing. Just turning up the speed can lower humidity levels dramatically
Even just out of the room your tent is in is enoughSame with venting outside.
I vent right outside, works great. Keeps the heat down a little and the RH down as well.Even just out of the room your tent is in is enough
isn’t that what the high speed will do on the fan i purchased? im not sure i understand the difference.And quite honestly, that's why a fan speed controller is so amazing. Just turning up the speed can lower humidity levels dramatically
Just the same as a dimmer on a light, it's SO much nicer to have full control of its output from 0-100% rather than 25,65,100%isn’t that what the high speed will do on the fan i purchased? im not sure i understand the difference.
Looking beautiful as a should6” inline fan arrives next week. at least it’s supposed to. Rh has been getting into the 50s but I set up the little dehumidifier and it’s sitting at 49% now. here’s the plant now.
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rh is up to 60% even with the little dehumidifier running inside the tent. the 6” fan arrives on Sunday. im looking on craigslist for a larger dehumidifier for the room. am also thinking about how to rearrange things so i can exhaust out the window as previously suggested.Looking beautiful as a should
Yes, after 1 year and a half the carbon filter appears to still be working at getting rid of the smell. For being the least expensive set-up the IPower equipment have given me zero issues so far.You're saying ipower actually kills the smell?
He just likes being in FULL control of his fan. The 3 speed thing is just fine but you only have 3 speeds.isn’t that what the high speed will do on the fan i purchased? im not sure i understand the difference.
You’re going to do with the plant needs LOL you’re it’s mother. Honestly I never had any issues with humidity high or low my plants always did good and never used one the only time I would see using one is when you’re drying your weed maybe not give it so much humidity to induce mould if you know what I meanrh is up to 60% even with the little dehumidifier running inside the tent. the 6” fan arrives on Sunday. im looking on craigslist for a larger dehumidifier for the room. am also thinking about how to rearrange things so i can exhaust out the window as previously suggested.
can someone tell me what % is likely to start mold growth? that’d be terrible. i do have two fans blowing on the plant inside the tent. hopefully that’ll keep things in check.
edit: rh got up to 67%. i shut the windows in the sun porch and with the ac on it’s now down to 47% after an hour. feeling much better about it. will still either exhaust outside or to another room once new equipment arrives. i really don’t want to run the ac 24/7.
Just make sure the filter actually has the carbon in it. I bought an inexpensive filter once and it was just the housing without any carbon filter in side.I’m gonna order this one later on today, unless people chime in and tell me it’s shit.
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The vivosun is the best junk i have bought. (they work)Alright, so I now have an extra 4” inline fan and filter. I decided to go ahead and start a second tent around it. Please let me know what you think of these choices in equipment.
4” vivosun inline fan and filter
Gorilla 2 x 2.5 x 5’7” tent
6” clip on fan
HLG 135 W QB V2 LED
I am about to pull the trigger on this either late night or tomorrow sometime. Any feedback is as always greatly appreciated.