Oscillating fands that dont break within a year

lusidghost

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Hang it from the top of your tent if you have one. I did that and it works great.
I have rotating grill fans hanging horizontally now. They swirl my canopy nicely, but most brands I've tried have a "hot spot" in the center that batters the plants in that area. The kind I use spreads out the wind really well, but they were discontinued and are getting hard to find. So at some point I'm going to need to find something else.
 

DoubleAtotheRON

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I have rotating grill fans hanging horizontally now. They swirl my canopy nicely, but most brands I've tried have a "hot spot" in the center that batters the plants in that area. The kind I use spreads out the wind really well, but they were discontinued and are getting hard to find. So at some point I'm going to need to find something else.
Maybe try a piece of duct tape over the grill in the middle running long ways?... If Im understanding what you're doing.
 

Zellmet

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I have a small, cheap monkey-fan pointing to the tent-centre with the osc. function off --- it'll last a bit longer that way.
 

calvin.m16

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I've had the same 16 Hurricane 16" wall fans for 3 years without any problems but I also take them apart and clean them thoroughly every month.

If you keep them clean and they aren't in some harsh environment like extreme heat or humidity they should at least last you a few years.
 

DirtyJerzey

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I have a 24" Wall mounted Tornado Fan in my grow space. Works great and have never had any issues. .

One thing to note though is be careful where you mount a wall mounted fan. The resonant sound carries through the studs into the house. Its mounted on a shared wall in my attached garage. :wall:
 
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