Intake air
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setitandforgetit
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U need new phone
Rock.A.Roo
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I can't answer you question because I don't have an intake fan, but you got to give @setitandforgetit credit! That was good! I was dying over here! Lol!
Star Dog
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Your two fans should run in sync.
Is your tent inflating/bulging and blasting out smell?
I've got this right you fan blowing in (intake fan?
TintEastwood
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Many growers run active fan to exhaust, which creates a vacuum to pull in cool air via passive/open intake vents. Some negative pressure sucking walls in a lil.
Star Dog
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What do you do when the light is off?
Lol that's an old one i use it to play music for the girls
Yes the tent baloons out until the exhaust kicks in then it sucks in but the smell is clean coming out
Star Dog
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Ideally you want the two fans to be working in sync.
Oldreefer
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A monkey fan is on 24/7 for air movement. The only issue I've had is high humidity during summer which I finally alleviated with a de-humidifier. BTW...I run all my plants, auto and photo on 12/12...have for 15 years...
Star Dog
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Have you had much trouble with bud rot?
No doubt your aware of the information obout high rh% and rot.
JoeBlow5823
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Exhaust fan should run at all times.
Oldreefer
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Never a problem with rot....Yep. totally aware of rh and how to control it. Air movement is key with exhaust off. May be wrong to some but it's right for me.
Rurumo
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Does it work? What kind of music do they like?
Star Dog
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It depends indicas or sativas? lol
I believe it helps sativas I play classical music
Star Dog
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Aye that ties in with what I've heard
