How strong of an inlinr fan do i need to scrub my tent? plz help

Watsup RIU
i will be flowering soon and need to figure out how many cfms needed to scrub my tent
i am gonna be using a 32x32x63 tent
5ft tall and about 32"x32" width
will this 240cfm fan and filter combo control odor from my grow
i am gonna be using a 400w cooltube over 2 plants

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AZPSNO0/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&smid=A2WRS4X4C0GMOQ

I was thinking of piking this one up
seems good for the price
please help dont want to pikup wrong filter combo
thanks in advance guys

here you go.. this should help you out.. first you need to figure out the cubic feet for your space, then you divide that number by three, meaning your fan should empty your complete grow space once every three minutes minimum.

http://botanical.com/hydro/air/calculating_fan_requirements.html

Thanks dude i dont know if im doing it right
but my cubic feet would be 54 divided by three would give me 18
So im guessing its 180cfm
correct??

measurements are 6ft tall by 32"x32"

if u plan on going bigger in the future i would get a better fan, the fan that u posted just looks like a booster fan, imo i would get something a little better like thishttp://www.amazon.com/Hydropronic-Inline-Carbon-Filter-Control/dp/B002ZJNW3Q

yeah, that sounds about right doing the math, although it just doesn't sound right to me, lol..

i wouldn't get anything smaller then say 178 4 inch jobber, then you could get a fan speed controller for it and throttle it back to where you like it..

I was planning on going with the 6in 240

sounds good.. i use a fan speed controller along with a duct muffler to try and help the noise a bit..

I was looming at that one also but then id need a speed control and would have it at half strength
wich would be 240cfm
wich is wat the other fan is
i dont think its a booster fan
it says inline duct blower fan

Im not sure if this fan will work tho racerboy
can u tell if its an inline fan or a booster fan...
im pretty sure its a reg inline...
will this work for my space??

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AZPSNO0/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&smid=A2WRS4X4C0GMOQ

it's an inline.. booster fans pretty much look super cheesy, almost like a piece of ducting with a plastic fan mounted to the inside.. booster fans are pretty crappy ime, i bought one for my space at first as i have a small space too, but once i hooked it up to the filter, that pos sounded like it was dying, lol.. i now use it just for an intake fan and it still isn't the most powerful thing ever to say the least..

this is a booster fan, like the one i have that's a pos.. you can tell the major difference in quality between the booster and an inline by simply looking at the two..

Ok cool so it is an inline fan?
i see everyone using those big metal inline fans
i just figured since this one is in like a ducting type of cylinder it was a booster fan
thanks for the help racer
So just to recap dude, this 240fan and filter combo will work for my space?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AZPSNO0/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&smid=A2WRS4X4C0GMOQ
sorry for asking the same questions bro i just dont wanna get the wrong one i appreciate the help brrotha

yeah, that'll be fine.. the other kind you're thinking of are called can fan's, not booster fans.. the can fans aren't the long, duct looking variety.. i'll find a pix real quick of a can fan to show the difference..



inline..



and the booster was the one i showed on the last page.. either one, a can fan or the inline will work fine.. i personally use a can fan, not sure if there's much difference between a can and an inline as i've never used an inline..

Yea those are the heavy duty cintrufical fans i was talking about
abit expensice but i bet ther great
so ill just pikup that 240and filter
wasnt sure if it would work
or if it was the right fan needed to filter the smell in my tent
and i just noticed the fan i want to get (the 240) has metal blades not plastic
so i guess it is an inline right...
again thanks for the help brrotha
this blunt im about to bern is for you ma dude

There is a lot of false advertising about the CFM of duct booster fans. There are two CFM specifications for duct booster fans, and even these specifications are very deceiving. Bear in mind that duct booster fans were design to boost the air flow to your floor or wall register in your home. Most 6" duct booster fans have a Free Air CFM of 160, and a Maximum Boosted Airflow CFM of 250. What is the difference between Free Air and Boosted Air?
Free air is the air volume output from a fan, expressed in Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) when the fan is not connected to any ductwork, pipes, louvers or other items that would interfere with the free flow of air from the fan.
Boosted Air is the maximum airflow that can be passed through in CFM before this fan, installed in a duct, becomes a hindrance to airflow rather than boosting an existing airflow.

The dead give-away is that this 6" fan is just 37 watts (that only 0.3 amp).