I was in your same predicament. I got the little cheap $25 fan from HTG and it sucked, so I took it back. The fan kept falling off the motor and it was incredibly weak. It was nowhere near the CFM rating that was on the box. Anyway I ended up getting the 4 inch inline fan, running a duct from the air conditioner vent to the light, then a duct from the light to the fan, and from the fan to a 4 inch flange sealed to a hole in the wall. That way the room stays cool, the fan and light stay cool, and I don't blow any of my CO2 (from the tank and regulator setup) out of the room. With CO2 you don't need a room exhaust as long as you can maintain a decent temperature. I will post pictures shortly. Anyway definitely a no on the duct booster and a yes on an inline fan. As for the carbon filter I would just get a second inline fan and a filter to make a scrubber setup with the CO2. In your case find a good exhaust port(or make one) and suck through the filter, into the light, out of the light, through the inline fan, and then into the wall or exhaust. Make sure you are feeding fresh air somehow, or just use CO2 like I do.