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Boo!!HISS!!! Can't believe you just said that. Fuck the case. Get a 20$ old nightstand off of craigslist. Spend the money on a real light and not 3$ CFLS from walmart. Spend the rest on a real fan and a real scrubber. Priorities...What you are growing in is a far, far, far fourth place to...

Or somehow hold the oscillating fan up to the ducting. :D and put the cpu fans on the intake. It's probably a good amount more powerful than the cpu fan.

In theory it may sound acceptable, but keep this in mind: People use several computer fans just to ventilate a computer that's 1/x times the size of your grow box. Most of the time people also aren't using computer fans to push air through ducting which tends to cut down what fans do quite a...

Not that I'm an expert but if you're tight on money AND buying a 90$ 2sqft case...well, that just doesn't add up. IMO, go back to craigslist and ebay and wait for a cheap case or piece of furniture comes up. Use the money you saved on lights and a carbon filter or maybe a real fan. Although you...

The reason your temps are so high is probably because the only ventilation you have is a computer fan? Sorry for stating the obvious.

No recommendations, sorry. LEDS come in generic lightbulb screw-in type configurations, there are also 'UFO's' which go as small as 7'' (IIRC) and there is always the option to DIY an led panel. Smell wise DIY scrubbers should be pretty simple, you essentially need an: Larger outer cage...

1) In general LED will produce the least amount of heat, tends to make it better for smaller builds. Not that the others are not viable, it's just that LED is most likely the best choice. LEDS come in all sizes, finding one that fits every space will not be a concern. 2) Depends on how much...

How well do the fans on the pc push through the diy carbon filter?

Since you said it's loud it's probably just a 7000 rpm computer fan, made the mistake of getting my fingers too close to one of those once. :( That upper compartment is stupidly huge for what you have in there. Could probably fit an inline fan a scrubber and some type of baffle and insulation...

Hmm, hard to see from the pics what you did. What fan did you use and how loud is it? And would it not be better to put the filter on the underside and pull through it instead of pushing.(More prone to leakage.) Sorry for all the questions. :)

Are there any good guides for micro scrubbers? Also what small fans would have enough backpressure to overcome them? My initial thought is that a sandwich design filter would work best for low static pressure fans? For example: Fan->Carbonx1''->Fan->Carbonx1''->Fan #notascientist...

Do you have a link to the guide for that carbon filter? Also, how much heat would you say those leds produce? I thought the Cab came together quite well, after the first pic I expected fail, but by the fourth pic I was...well, not impressed. :D But it certainly came together quite well. GJ

What kind of heat do they produce?

How much heat do those leds produce and what are you using to ventilate/scrub?

Anyone familiar with voltage reducers for fans? Specifically how reducing volts correlates to noise or air flow reduction? Also which type would be best suited for said purpose.

Chronikool, could I bother you for some shitty advice? :) I would like to build a custom LED array for a micro build. Curious on your thoughts on the subject. (Led colors- whitevred/blue, plant sizes/timings, watts/ft, mini-scrubbers/silent fans or anything else you've found important) Still...