Hotwire. Thank you for not abadoning me like you said you would, and typing that up with very good descriptions. I have it working now. I guess the problem was with the connections on that little rectangle thing. After I took it out and used wire connectors, it worked like a charm. No smell, no heat problems. THANK YOU for all your help. That post should be put on the first page in the instruction manual thats included with it to help electrical noobs like me
These Fans Are The Real Deal !!
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Hotwired
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Someone posted how to do it. You have to go into your settings and options and pick your skin style to "blzn 07" or something like that. It comes up with the old website style.
upinchronic1
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Who wants a S&P fan?
MileHIGHclub101
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How big is it?
upinchronic1
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500 cf mother quiffen m'ss. Not free but how about... 120 smacks?
upinchronic1
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Oh and ill through the speedster Speed controll in 
FullMetalJacket
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you got a 200x right?Oh and ill through the speedster Speed controll in
that is my favorite fan ive ever owned. I have only tried the td-100, vortex 6, and pan whisper 6.
yo hotwire..again..
I got my new S&P 200 in yesterday, wired it up, works fine. I have a couple of questions though. You have the 200X right? I got the 200(the motor says 200 on it too) but it has plastic fan blades. On the S&P manual it says the 200 should have metal fan blades, and the 200X are plastic. Do you think I should call and ask what's going on, or just stick with what I've got? The 200 that I ordered is supposed to have a ground wire and metal blades, but has no ground wire and plastic... what do ya think? And I really do appreciate all of your help thus far.
Attn staff: hotwire deserves to at LEAST be even or somewhat positive on his REP for all his help in this thread ALONE.
I got my new S&P 200 in yesterday, wired it up, works fine. I have a couple of questions though. You have the 200X right? I got the 200(the motor says 200 on it too) but it has plastic fan blades. On the S&P manual it says the 200 should have metal fan blades, and the 200X are plastic. Do you think I should call and ask what's going on, or just stick with what I've got? The 200 that I ordered is supposed to have a ground wire and metal blades, but has no ground wire and plastic... what do ya think? And I really do appreciate all of your help thus far.Attn staff: hotwire deserves to at LEAST be even or somewhat positive on his REP for all his help in this thread ALONE.
MileHIGHclub101
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HOLY shit man that is a big fuckin one ive been wanting to get one of these fans to replace the inline6" i have going (too loud) but that things just enormous for what i need, but im still gonna think about it cause thats a hell of a deal!Oh and ill through the speedster Speed controll in
I have both a normal inline one. The Active Air hydrofarm, and the S&P. I cant use the hydrofarm one because its WAAAY too loud, and the location of my grow. The S&P one works great. Its possible to hear it through the doors still, but when the computers and fans are on in the room, its hides it perfectly. I also use insulated duct
klmmicro
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I was thinking about the ducting. Insulated seems like the way to go for these. I am just starting my grow and have ordered an S&P 4" for cooling. I was messing with my lights (1x400 watt HPS) in the tent and there just is not enough heat to justify more than say 100 CFM. Look forward to trying out the fan!
I have the 4" model, it's a pretty nice little fan. I use it for intake since I have the 200 for exhaust. Seems to be a well built machine! Good luck with your grow klmmicro.
hotwired - I think I'll just chill on this. I'm glad I actually got a replacement. Now I'm hoping that MAYBE I can find a capacitor for under $20 to swap out on the bad one, to see if that's it. That would be a cheap fix!
hotwired - I think I'll just chill on this. I'm glad I actually got a replacement. Now I'm hoping that MAYBE I can find a capacitor for under $20 to swap out on the bad one, to see if that's it. That would be a cheap fix!