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    #11
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    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    I've got a big ass squirrel cage...but, I got lazy and put in a window unit...for 80 bucks, because the fans I want are going to run about a grand...

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    #12
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    Somebody on these boards recently posted a formula that, I think gives a pretty good ballpark figure... I can't take credit (forgot where I read it...) but...

    4 CFM/10 W
    40CFM/100W
    40CFM for every 100watts

    What do you guys think?
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    #13
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    I don't know...I will check and see if the formula is in the indoor bible...or 5 easy gardens...You guys should really look into getting these books, too!; I find they contain a wealth of info...I'll check.lw

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    #14
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    Damn it I never knew those things took so much wattage... There goes the electric bill again
    Ambience have a seance in the garden of Eve
    I\'m a God, a gardener, a guardian of trees -Canibus

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    #15
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    Quote Originally Posted by BukDatAss
    Damn it I never knew those things took so much wattage... There goes the electric bill again
    CLARIFICATION:::
    Buk,

    Those 40 CFM / 100 watts...

    Those aren't 100watts to generate those 40 CFMs... no no no...

    It reads::: 40 CFM needed, for every 100 watts of cooled lights.

    So, if you have 200 watts of lights, you need 40*2=80 CFM to cool those lights...

    In my setup, I'll have 1000W... so I'll need around 400CFM to cool the cool tubel... yikes!

    LateWood::: Yes, I need to get books ASAP... it's just that,... my lazy ass...
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    #16
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    O K:dance: thats cool to know... Hey turtle do you think that light dimmer thing will work, thats a good ass Idea, if it does I would get the 465CFM

    Damn but if I did the math right all I need is 160CFM for a 400w thats good. Damn Good Info Turtle:thumbsup:
    Ambience have a seance in the garden of Eve
    I\'m a God, a gardener, a guardian of trees -Canibus

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    #17
    Senior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    Ill get back to you lot on the 105 cfm/400w cool tube situation tell you all how it goes. is it possible to mount 2 fans in the same line or does this cause problems?
    cheers

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    #18
    Junior Member

    Anyone Help me with this cool tube question pls!

    im running a 1000hps with the bake a round cool tube set up with a dayton 465cfm and it is still very warm.....smaller room about 5x9 but i know i dont think the 465 cfm is even enough yet....thinking on adding others to it...just so u know my side

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