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Bends in your duct work, but that will cut down on efficiency.

Put the exhaust fan on a timer or better yet, a controller that turns the fan on when temp/humidity gets too high and shuts the fan off when temp/humidity gets too low. Place humidifier in tent

When running active exhaust/active intake it is important to use an intake fan that is rated less cfm than the exhaust fan, so you'll need to buy a speed controler and attach that to your intake fan.

I would still get an oscillating fan for air movement which will gurantee no hot spots, no pockets of stale overly humid air, a breeze to strengthen stems, and keep mold at bay.

Either Mammoth or thinkgrow Model W or Model H (model H if you like to tinker with spectrum.

http://growfaq.net/content/124/1371/en/what-temperature-will-my-growspace-get-and-how-much-ventilation-will-i-need.html

If you want to take as much advantage as you can with out having to build a sealed room or "CGE", use a fan dedicated only to ventilation and scrubbing of the air with carbon filter, place it on a environmental controller which will allow you to set the fan on/off for certain parameters ie...

Whole plant untrimmed hanged for 10-14 days in a 60°f room with 60% relative humidity. Then dry trim,paper bag or jar and burp. Shouldn't rush months of work just to have smoke, the drying curing process is just as important as how you grow.

Your plants used up the nutes. As a plant feeds,the EC of tge nutrient solution drops as the pH rises,allowing the roots to take up all the macro and micro nutes. In hydroponics, keeping an eye in EC and pH at least once a day and at the same time if day is a must.

2400w would be quite a bit much light and the extra heat added would mean a bigger a/c if running sealed,or more airflow if running passive intake.

Nothing to 1,000,000 pounds. Seriously,don't even try and count you chickens before the eggs hatch.

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Da fuck you talking about?! 9x3.5 = 31.5 square feet 1800/31.5 = 57w per square foot...right in the ideal range.

You also need to look into insulation and guarding against mold. Here's an old video that isn't bad. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YqWx1jDHGo8

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