Help a total newbie with his first setup (please ^^)
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What's your budget?
coreywebster
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look at rhino pro 4" filter or mountain air.
You want a quality filter if smell is important.
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Well, for fans and filters.. lets say you have a 2x3x5 grow tent which means its 25 cubic feet.
The fans on the market aren't exactly 100% accurate on the cfm info, so I'd multiply the inside area (25cf) by 1.2 or 1.25 to create a negative pressure.
You will need something that can move that much air at least once every 2-3 minutes or even less, its up to you.
For the carbon filter, I'd go with just a slightly bigger one on the inside and for the outside one that matches your fans cfm (cubic feet / minute) for such a small tent, you wont really need anything big and fancy. If you have access to a 3d printer you can easily 3d print the outer part of the inline fan and sandwich a 120/140mm pc fan between them. They work just as a store bought fan, but its cheaper and usually more quieter, tho you'll need a fan adapter to run them, but they are pretty cheap and you can get them anywhere.
I've spent the last 1-1.5 months researching these things and these are the things i will do in my grow tent.
Best regards,
Koda
The fans on the market aren't exactly 100% accurate on the cfm info, so I'd multiply the inside area (25cf) by 1.2 or 1.25 to create a negative pressure.
You will need something that can move that much air at least once every 2-3 minutes or even less, its up to you.
For the carbon filter, I'd go with just a slightly bigger one on the inside and for the outside one that matches your fans cfm (cubic feet / minute) for such a small tent, you wont really need anything big and fancy. If you have access to a 3d printer you can easily 3d print the outer part of the inline fan and sandwich a 120/140mm pc fan between them. They work just as a store bought fan, but its cheaper and usually more quieter, tho you'll need a fan adapter to run them, but they are pretty cheap and you can get them anywhere.
I've spent the last 1-1.5 months researching these things and these are the things i will do in my grow tent.
Best regards,
Koda
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coreywebster
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I double checked the zeus, I would scrap it, sorry for that.
Two reasons the spectrum and the fact it doesn't dim.
They have made that board using just mono diodes, not the warm white we normally use.
like this
This doesn't come with the driver.
If you chat with them or email them tell them you want a kit in 3500k with a dimmable driver of 150w they shoube able to sort it out for you.
Sorry for misleading , that board is new and I didnt check the spectrum.
Thanks! I'll look into it for sureWell, for fans and filters.. lets say you have a 2x3x5 grow tent which means its 25 cubic feet.
The fans on the market aren't exactly 100% accurate on the cfm info, so I'd multiply the inside area (25cf) by 1.2 or 1.25 to create a negative pressure.
You will need something that can move that much air at least once every 2-3 minutes or even less, its up to you.
For the carbon filter, I'd go with just a slightly bigger one on the inside and for the outside one that matches your fans cfm (cubic feet / minute) for such a small tent, you wont really need anything big and fancy. If you have access to a 3d printer you can easily 3d print the outer part of the inline fan and sandwich a 120/140mm pc fan between them. They work just as a store bought fan, but its cheaper and usually more quieter, tho you'll need a fan adapter to run them, but they are pretty cheap and you can get them anywhere.
I've spent the last 1-1.5 months researching these things and these are the things i will do in my grow tent.
Best regards,
Koda
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No problem at all, I'm currently waiting their answer..
Thanks for helping me