testiclees
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with fan venting to outside right?
i dont directly cool my lights with my exhaust system. I'm set up : intakefilter > inline filter > ducting > fan > exhaust to home hvac
Are Cob lights ideal for veg and flower?
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i dont directly cool my lights with my exhaust system. I'm set up : intakefilter > inline filter > ducting > fan > exhaust to home hvac
testiclees
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Bro maybe because mine is very oversize, not sure, but it works like a fucking miracle and it is nearly 3 years old. Ive got the huge phresh 6" i think it weighs 36#, it's paired with a ~500 cfm tjernlund. Seriously it is amazing and not loud.
Airwalker16
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I just think inline are stupid. It's like putting a big hole in your ducting. You should have it at the end using a ONE SIDE filter.
testiclees
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Ever used one?
Yodaweed
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It doesn't sound like he has, you can fit a charcoal filter directly to one side of an inline fan and use the other side to exhaust or w/e you want.
Airwalker16
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Not me personally but have friends who do. They work for sure. But I want my filter to be like the end of a vaccuum.
testiclees
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in my setup it is just that.
I initially got this filter because it was brand new in bag but dented and $75 including shipping. Saved me like 100$
Ive got a backup for when this one fails and it is the conventional closed end style. Also got it on ebay, new, in a fucked up box, great deal <100$ shipped. 6 x 24 550cfm
Airwalker16
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Damn I wish I could find deals like that...
testiclees
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i was scoping it out for months. Search only using the "auction" option
Airwalker16
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Nice idea. I always search amazons "other sellers" too. I got my phresh skinny (discontinued) for $70. Normally $135.
testiclees
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ya thats how i do
cdgmoney250
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Yep I did take chemistry. Did you take grade school math?
Did you know that Metric and Imperial can both be converted to a percentage? A like measurement of total values?
If you could comprehend the Hortilux article that you cited, you would understand that you are on both sides of the same argument.
Just re-read the part about Relative Intensity.
Here is another graph since the 'measurement' side is too confusing.
Notice "Relative Spectral Power" on the left side of the graph.
Exactly! The mobile AC pulls air from the room, converts it in cold air witch for the room and hotter air outside along with the smell. The in line CF will filter the AC exhaust.
Airwalker16
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Still kinda confused. How is your ac unit set? Is it a window setup?
Yodaweed
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Your HPS graph cuts off a little early in the red section, here's another to illustrate the difference between hps and cob's in the deep red section.
cdgmoney250
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Yep.
Even less Far Red than 3000k COB.
Unless you were referring to the infrared past 780nm?
Even less Far Red than 3000k COB.
Unless you were referring to the infrared past 780nm?
Hit mobile air conditioning in Google and you will get the idea.
Yodaweed
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Are you having difficulty reading the graph? The cobs have less than 5% at 730nm....the HPS has over 10% and goes all the way to IR....
cdgmoney250
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My eyes work just fine man. You are the one in denial about the graphs as I've clearly shown you don't understand them.
Here is a pic from the back of the box that I'm holding right now. Not some shitty out of focus graph.
Do I need to pull out the ruler?
