Soundwise ducting Q

MisterMicro

MisterMicro

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Should i use my flexy ducting elbow or my sheet metal elbow with a couple of computer fans for a quieter function?? Your help will be magical. and ill prove it. Ill give you the end result of a stealth cab:shock::weed:
 
babyboi420

babyboi420

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what ever keep ur good cool enuff i would would for my 430 i fan 1 house house blowing air in the hood and a computer for out take the hot air and it works great
 
MisterMicro

MisterMicro

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babyboi420 said:
what ever keep ur good cool enuff i would would for my 430 i fan 1 house house blowing air in the hood and a computer for out take the hot air and it works great
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well... i think we established you know where the kryp is at. But hows the noise.
 
babyboi420

babyboi420

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computer for hot air to come out and a household fan for intake would work i havent had no problems with it so that would work for u man trust me
 
MisterMicro

MisterMicro

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Picture 002.jpg12-17-2008 04:43 PM
well heres my set up so far. I think im going to have to fans for intake down below there, and two sucking out of the top for exaust( through the elbo ducting which im trying to decide wether should be flexable or sheet metal). The intake will have 4" ducting roller coasting around so light travel is deadend
 
flamdrags420

flamdrags420

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Even if dampened with rubber washers/gaskets, the metal will still transfer more vibrations than the rigid insulation.

I personally don't care one way or another, but your contraption looks a bit ghetto, that might be why no one else has further responded.
 
MisterMicro

MisterMicro

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flamdrags420 said:
if if dampened with rubber washers/gaskets, the metal will transfer more vibrations than the rigid insulation.

I personally don't care one way or another, but your contraption looks a bit ghetto, that might be why no one else has further responded.
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Thats ghetto? haha, nahh, cfls in a cardboard box is ghetto, cfls attached to the walls by velcro is ghetto, cfls on plants with a y splitter attaced to a desk lamp is ghetto, a box with a single computer fan pushing air in on a 200w cfl let up is ghetto, rubber maids that kind of look like ufos are ghetto. This is a the start of a project. alright, just clearing it up.

But ok, i should go with the flex ducting?
 
YOUNG WEEDY

YOUNG WEEDY

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flamdrags420 said:
if if dampened with rubber washers/gaskets, the metal will transfer more vibrations than the rigid insulation.

I personally don't care one way or another, but your contraption looks a bit ghetto, that might be why no one else has further responded.
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yo bro don't be a loser. micro grows are sick.

i'll be watching this, i think micro grows are awesome! you really can grow in anything and any size!!
goodluck guy
 
flamdrags420

flamdrags420

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I didn't say it wasn't sick. I love these McGuyver guys on here. I think it's sweet. I just think that little red bucket thing looks a bit ghetto. I never said it wasn't cool. =) I get a lot of ideas from the cats onhere doing micro grows.
 
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