algeezy509
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good deal in my opinion i need one of those
Is this a good find on exhaust fan?
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SlikWiLL13
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you can add water to it once it starts to dry out to extend the life of the gel.
HowardWCampbell
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thanks, that should save a little $$$ +rep
wyteboi
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Thanks man i needed that info!
thank u too Slik , i been readin on that ona , i just wanted a "users" opinion. i got a UV ozone thing on the way but i got that bucket already set up so i might as well use ONA in it! hell if that ona works half ass then i'll just stick to the stanley blower im usein.
SlikWiLL13
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i had a little hillbilly house set up as a big grow for a single summer some time ago. when i say my current grow is tight like virgin pussy then this one was definetly loose corner poon. the whole upstairs smelled like you were downstairs...untill i put shot glasses of ona all over the place. the stuff works good IMO.
westchef
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Depending on how big ur duct work is, HomeDepot has a "Booster Fan" for even less than the walmart blower and compairable CFM to the squirrel fan.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
The 8" duct-fan has free air CFM of 210 and max boosted CFM of 500. It doesn't say how many dB it put out, but the 6" (witch i have running in my closet) is quieter than the thermaltake 120mm fans i replaced it with and they're listed as 21 dBA.
nickbbad
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I have heard good things about the stanleys for the price. I am not a fan of booster fans if your looking for a good inline fan for a reasonable price check out these I just got the 6 inch and it works great
http://www.plantlightinghydroponics.com/valueline-centrifugal-fans-c-76_629.html
http://www.plantlightinghydroponics.com/valueline-centrifugal-fans-c-76_629.html
SlikWiLL13
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WOW! what the noise level like? thats some air movin for the price.
wyteboi
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yes my rig is exhausting all my heat and smell.... well the smell part aint workin too great but for the price .....it moves air good, as long as u dont try and put a filter on it. The true specs on the stanley fan are 310 cfm on high which aint bad for the price but it has NO horsepower , so it wont pull/push through anything but a 6" duct. I forgot to turn a/c on last night and it got up to 87F with fans running and blower suckin out. thats with a 1k hps with a giant open hood.I thought about picking one of those up as well..
I really dont reccommend buying it at all.
wyteboi
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nickbbad
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well I have a friend who has a 4 inch vortex and its no louder than that. my room is in my attic and my bedroom is right underneath and I cant hear it.
tmsculli
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Depending on how big ur duct work is, HomeDepot has a "Booster Fan" for even less than the walmart blower and compairable CFM to the squirrel fan.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
The 8" duct-fan has free air CFM of 210 and max boosted CFM of 500. It doesn't say how many dB it put out, but the 6" (witch i have running in my closet) is quieter than the thermaltake 120mm fans i replaced it with and they're listed as 21 dBA.
I have the 4, 6 and 8" booster fans from Home depot. They are quiet as hell, all of them. They are good for moving air, but not strong enough to pull through a filter
westchef
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I wraped mine with a sleeping bag and bunj-cord just like in the Grow DVD's...
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