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southfloridasean · Apr 1, 2008

In the future us this formula.

Say you have a 10 x 10 x 9 foot room. That would be 900 cubic feet. Simply divide the cubic feet of the room which is 900 into the CFM of the fan which is 300. The answer would be 3. That means that a 300 CFM fan would exchange & clean the stale air of that size room within 3 minutes. Afan should remove stale airfrom aroom within 5mins. So yes a 300 CFM would be good if you have similar specs.

edcocks · Apr 4, 2008

Just got mine today and installed it as the sole exhaust fan on my dresser sized cabinet(150 watt HPS and four 24" T5's). I got the smallest version TD-100 with the 4 inch inlet. Claimed 103 CFM. Keeps my temps perfect and makes very little noise. This was my third try to get an effective ultrastealthy fan and I finally got it right. The crappy Suncourt 6 inch fan moved air, but was noisy as hell. The Suncourt 4 inch did not move any air and was also noisy. I'm so happy to have found this type of duct fan. I recommend it highly to stealth cabinet growers. I paid $72 which includes shipping.

purplehaze2 · Apr 4, 2008

nice fans! definatly look into that .those vortec fans are loud, that looks like you could mount it anywhere.

specialkayme · Apr 4, 2008

I have a similar setup, but a little smaller. I was looking to utilize low sound, move about 100 cfm but be able to attach a carbon scrubber. Any idea how well these are able to push through a scrubber and still hit their cfm mark? Should I look at the TD-100 or the TD-125? Anyone with experience know?

SARSIPPIOUS · Apr 4, 2008

Get the larger one.
Attach a fan controller ($20 or less), tune it to what suits you.

docfishwrinkle · Apr 4, 2008

thx 4 tha info but may I ask why that avatar pic? do you know what he stands 4? bollocks

Picasso345 · Apr 4, 2008

I looked through all that brochure but I'm not seeing any sound level info. dbs...sones. Looks pretty cool though. Kinda well designed like an Apple or something.

specialkayme · Apr 4, 2008

Can anyone ball park the sound? I've heard they are quiet, but compared to a computer fan?

southfloridasean · Apr 5, 2008

edcocks said:
Just got mine today and installed it as the sole exhaust fan on my dresser sized cabinet(150 watt HPS and four 24" T5's). I got the smallest version TD-100 with the 4 inch inlet. Claimed 103 CFM. Keeps my temps perfect and makes very little noise. This was my third try to get an effective ultrastealthy fan and I finally got it right. The crappy Suncourt 6 inch fan moved air, but was noisy as hell. The Suncourt 4 inch did not move any air and was also noisy. I'm so happy to have found this type of duct fan. I recommend it highly to stealth cabinet growers. I paid $72 which includes shipping.

Im glad you got yours. Im licking my chops waiting for mine :roll:

still.

southfloridasean · Apr 5, 2008

Picasso345 said:
I looked through all that brochure but I'm not seeing any sound level info. dbs...sones. Looks pretty cool though. Kinda well designed like an Apple or something.

One of the PDF files has the info on sound compared to other fans. Trust me they are much more stealthy than vortex, can or the other bullshit fans they have out there. I first read about these in high times mag. :peace:

LoudBlunts · Apr 6, 2008

have you tested these sean?

i call bullshit as their casing isnt plastic....that should can still vibrate the metal casing/housing right?????

edcocks · Apr 7, 2008

specialkayme said:
Can anyone ball park the sound? I've heard they are quiet, but compared to a computer fan?

I have the smallest version (TD-100) and it is louder that a computer fan, but not by much. The noise is mostly from the large amount of air movement.

#1accordfamily · Apr 7, 2008

how far from it do u have to stand not to hear it?

southfloridasean · Apr 7, 2008

LoudBlunts said:
have you tested these sean?

i call bullshit as their casing isnt plastic....that should can still vibrate the metal casing/housing right?????

I should have them by tomorrow but no later than Tuesday. Ground is slow as shit. Ill let you know as soon as I get them. :peace:

LoudBlunts · Apr 7, 2008

thanks bro...make sure you distinguish the fan noise between the 'whoosing' of the airflow!!!!!!

southfloridasean · Apr 7, 2008

LoudBlunts said:
thanks bro...make sure you distinguish the fan noise between the 'whoosing' of the airflow!!!!!!

no problem.

Zekedogg · Apr 7, 2008

I farted and still heard the fan :hump:

specialkayme · Apr 7, 2008

speaking of, does anyone know how to get rid of that 'wooshing' sound, other than dialing it down?

LoudBlunts · Apr 7, 2008

specialkayme said:
speaking of, does anyone know how to get rid of that 'wooshing' sound, other than dialing it down?

insulated ducting!!!!!!!!

upinchronic1 · Apr 7, 2008

what if i said i knew of a blower fan in the 500 cfm range with 1.7 sones?

Just wondering cause i really dont know how to relate sones to noise, but i think a computer fan makes like .9 sones, so thats like a computer fan times 2? Sounds pretty good to me, but what do you all think?

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