brandon873
Well-Known Member
i meant actually cuttin a port in the bottom of the box and attatching a fan to blow cold air il the box. u might be thinkin whats the difference because a fan inside the box blowin hot air out, is suckin cold air in. but the fan inside has a motor and that motor puts off heat along with all the other electrical stuff in there. so 100% of that heat is inside the box. so the fan you have is either not pulling cold air into the box very well (bottom up or vise versa) or its not powerful enough to keep up with the speed at which the temperature is rising. so an external fan at the bottom will push nothin but room temp air in the box while the top fan would pull the air up through the box and out the back. and to get around the light issue, to the hole in box, you can take and attach somethin like an elbow facing down thats painted black inside to keep light from reflecting or you could use i vent cover. like the one thats outside your house that is attatched to your clothes drier.Hey cool man thanks 4 droppin in and thanks 4 the tips I'm gonna check out ur grow in a little bit. I'll also look into the fan idea's. U mean not really an intake fan but just a fan pushin air in that direction from the back toward the bottom? I noticed a difference when i set a big fan by the A/C pointing at my box