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[turtle420]

uggg
i hate to say it.. but i agree with what the turtle k-k-k-k-ing said..
he k-k-k-k-k-nows his shit..

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you can get a controller, so that you can control fan speed...980 may be to much for you.. it can cause all sorts of weird circulation issues in your house

I have seen a 2000 cfm fantech running in a house..it was awesome... women and children could not open and doors in the house.. cause of all the suction it caused... seriously!
it also brought dust up from the basement through cracks in the walls and light fixtures..


not to mention what it did to a fire in the fire place if the fan was on.. a feaking nightmare.. it oonly happened once...!! it was UGLY
ahahah

you sound like you will have great air flow
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LOL!!! AHAHAHAHAAAAAAHHHHAAAA Heheheheeee HAahahahahahhhahaAHAHAhaAHaHAHAHaaaa!!! Oh dude!

Thanks for sharing that... I was just starting to crack up when you mentioned that it could cause all sorts of wierd things to happen... Then, you actually say!!! LOL!!!

Can you imagine your woman screaming at the top of her lungs: I CAN'T OPEN THE FUCKING DOOR!!!! LOL!!!

And the fire place!!! AHAHAHAAA!!! Smoke going INto the house.... ok, not so funny.

But dust from the basement creaking up! SHIT! I would be majorley pissed.

I'm definitely getting a kick-ass fan after I get some $ out of my 1st grow... oh, and a speed controller.

-turtle420
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turtle420 Reviewed by turtle420 on 01-18-2006. Fans, Fans, Fans I'm about to get my new grow room cranked up, but I was just wondering what others might think of my fan situation. I'm using a 365CFM fan to circulate air through a charcoal filter for room ventilation . I have a 635CFM fan for 2 600W HID's, but not sure if that's gonna' be quite enough. Anyway, my cousin works for a wholesaler and was able to get me a Fantec 980CFM fan really cheap, so I picked up on it; would it be better to use the Fantec to cool the HID's and just use an electronic speed Rating: 5