Hmm I wonder if the other sites list it at 94 because they assume that people won't take the SP drop into account. I certainly wouldn't have before you explained it to me. Well, anyway, sounds like the TD-100 and can 2600 are perfect for my setup. Thanks for your help.
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upinchronic1
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Any one want this product? I have the TDX 200. Rated for 500 cfm. Brand new, only use was testing. I downgraded to pc fans due to stealth reasons. Anyon intrested hit me up with a PM! it yours for 120, shipping and all straight up.
GardensGrow
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Hello,
Seems to me like the TD-100 and Can 2600 combo will work great for me. Anyone know a website where they sell both of these items (or the TD-100 and equivalent filter)? It would be nice to save on shipping by purchasing from one store. Thanks all.
~GG
Seems to me like the TD-100 and Can 2600 combo will work great for me. Anyone know a website where they sell both of these items (or the TD-100 and equivalent filter)? It would be nice to save on shipping by purchasing from one store. Thanks all.
~GG
GardensGrow
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It's a Can-Filter brand carbon scrubber with model number 2600
ClosetGrower388
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HELP! What should I do?
I've got a closet - 10 X 2 X 8 - split by black visqueen.
The flowering area is about 2 X 4.5 X 8.
The grow area has 3 4'X2 FL lights.
The flowering area has 1 400W HPS
I bought 2 TD 125 fans.
I thought about putting one into the block wall, low as a fresh air intake in the flowering side, and using the other one to vent through the roof for both sides using a split V duct or something.
I need to keep the heat from the HPS down and not sure how hard that will be. I tried a bathroom exhaust fan and it moves the air in less than 5 minutes but no way it keeps the temp below 90º F.
I thought maybe I could just cut intake vents (not fans) into the wall and use both fans for exhaust through the ceiling.
What would be the most efficient use for the 2 fans (again, keeping in mind that heat is a factor)??
I've got a closet - 10 X 2 X 8 - split by black visqueen.
The flowering area is about 2 X 4.5 X 8.
The grow area has 3 4'X2 FL lights.
The flowering area has 1 400W HPS
I bought 2 TD 125 fans.
I thought about putting one into the block wall, low as a fresh air intake in the flowering side, and using the other one to vent through the roof for both sides using a split V duct or something.
I need to keep the heat from the HPS down and not sure how hard that will be. I tried a bathroom exhaust fan and it moves the air in less than 5 minutes but no way it keeps the temp below 90º F.
I thought maybe I could just cut intake vents (not fans) into the wall and use both fans for exhaust through the ceiling.
What would be the most efficient use for the 2 fans (again, keeping in mind that heat is a factor)??
genfranco
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you might try and just stick the fan very close to the light opening and have the sucking side open..instead of attached to a filter.... the smell you can take away with ONA buckets.... build your own carbon scrubber using carbon sheets from walmart Stick them inside the duct...youll find them next to the heppa vac filters and such.... I have had 0 smell problems using this combo... good luck
genfranco
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Also keep in mind that the heat from the light is going to be as powerful with a fan or not.. initial flash heat you know.... the heat you feel when you put your hand there so .... in order to make it more cumfy for your plants... make sure you have your air directed towards the exit... and that you have a fan or 2... blowing across the tops all the time.. (well at least when the HPS is on)....temperature heat is hard to tell under the light as most temp gauges dont work well around that Light heat.. make a little box for the sensore (if you bought those cheap ones that come with an outside sensor on a wire)... good luck and just think efficiently... 1 500 cfm should be fine to get the light air out and suck alot of air out... get muffin fans or those duct fans for the bottom to draw air in....(cut some intakes if you dont have them)... In my cab i have 2 intakes on the bottom and then little 5 dollar fans on top for the DWC bucket right under the plants pointing up.... (freash air comes in...then gets pushed up through the plants ...no bud rot please...)... I even added another fan sucking hot air right under the light... check it out ... got tones of pics. good luck
ClosetGrower388
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Thanks genfranco. That grow journal is great. Man I was really sorry to read about the root rot!
Glad you caught it in time.
Glad you caught it in time.
genfranco
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No i know man.. it kills me... Im going to go ahead and let them finish up..2 or 3 weeks left i guess... its da purps so i dont know how its supposed to look....so ill let them fatten up for the next 3 weeks....then i can switch it up to hempy buckets on the next grow. Im still wondering what would be the best reusable medium for those buckets...can wait till my seeds from mandala get here... oh yeah!...
El Americano
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In the process of setting up a 6x5x7 hut and was wondering if:
a) the 200x would be an overkill to use as exhaust
b) if I can have only an exhaust and use fans on the inside of the hut
a) the 200x would be an overkill to use as exhaust
b) if I can have only an exhaust and use fans on the inside of the hut
PurfectStorm
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Just wanted to let people know that were gonna do the combination, I do not recommend the TD-100x and a Can 2900. It doesnt have near the suction power to pull through a carbon filter, I will probably be upgrading to a 200 for it in the near future. And using the 100x as an intake.
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FullMetalJacket
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Mine pulls just fine and i use the 100 with the same filter. My intake dampers fly open when it kicks on. Remeber you only want to pull 50 cfm through the filter at most.
Mindmelted
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I would not agrre with this statement.I have a TD-100X and it is more than powerful enough to use with a carbon filter.
LoudBlunts
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mindmelted....you never told me if you think thas a good or bad idea for bud dryer....what you thinkin?
Mindmelted
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I think that it would work well as a bud dryer
LoudBlunts
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i think i seen em at walmart or targets
Mindmelted
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I got mine at sears