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MJH54321 · May 2, 2011

Thinking of buying a wardrobe for stealthyness, Sizes are - 68" High, 19" Deep and 27" wide.

Using a 400watt Cool Tube.
RVK Fan - 175m3 Per Hour.
Coir Fibre Soil.

Any heat issues with a box this size?

Xcon · May 2, 2011

Not with a cooltube. Your fan looks like it pulls about 90 cfms and your closet looks like about 25-30 cubic ft which means an air exchange of 3x per minute, which should be fine.

MJH54321 · May 3, 2011

Xcon said:
Not with a cooltube. Your fan looks like it pulls about 90 cfms and your closet looks like about 25-30 cubic ft which means an air exchange of 3x per minute, which should be fine.

I think i'll be getting a bigger fan also so it will be 420m3/h instead of 175. With a 6 inch cooltube. I was looking at a website that supplies the fan i'm getting and it says its better to push the air through the cooltube rather then pulling it, is this true?

dsnutts · May 3, 2011

No it is not true, pulling air causes less resistance.

WeeGogs · May 3, 2011

MJH54321 said:
Thinking of buying a wardrobe for stealthyness, Sizes are - 68" High, 19" Deep and 27" wide.

Using a 400watt Cool Tube.
RVK Fan - 175m3 Per Hour.
Coir Fibre Soil.

Any heat issues with a box this size?

well if your 5` 8" or under you can hide in it with unbent knees dressed in camouflaged millitary clothing beside your plants if the cops come to the door.

MJH54321 · May 5, 2011

WeeGogs said:
well if your 5` 8" or under you can hide in it with unbent knees dressed in camouflaged millitary clothing beside your plants if the cops come to the door.

Nahhh already got that sorted, i;'ve ordered a spiderman costume off the internet and im going to climb on the ceiling when my spidey sense starts to tingle, then web them up as soon as they come through the door

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