Here's my pickle... I live in an apartment building where the super/management find a different reason to enter the premises about every 2 months. In my year and a half living here we've had at least 6 "annual" fire inspections, among other excuses.

Now, I've read through alot of logs and in general my focus is on sound/air/light proofing, and odor control. Weather or not my plants succeed is not that important on my first run. Stealth is paramount.

I've toiled the idea of lining the cab with egg cartons and then reflectix to muffle the sound of fans, air intakes/vents. Is that sufficient to muffle a PC fan/Oscillation fan combo? As I will be running CFL's this time around I didn't think an inline/centrifugal was warranted. For light and air tightness I will use a mix of weather stripping on doors and caulking on seams. Hope that's easier done than said. In regards to Odor I've looked at several tutorials for DIY scrubbers, however, I haven't seen any rigged to a PC fan though. Makes me worry about how effective that combo will prove to be. Is total control of odor on a converted cab even reasonable???

So thats just a few concerns I have. I'd be less concerned if I was renting a house. I'm sure there's a few apartment dwellers with overly concerned superintendants. Hoping for some input guys. Cheers!
Sunnyvale420 Reviewed by Sunnyvale420 on . Apartment dwelling and Stealth Cab Questions? Here's my pickle... I live in an apartment building where the super/management find a different reason to enter the premises about every 2 months. In my year and a half living here we've had at least 6 "annual" fire inspections, among other excuses. Now, I've read through alot of logs and in general my focus is on sound/air/light proofing, and odor control. Weather or not my plants succeed is not that important on my first run. Stealth is paramount. I've toiled the idea of lining the cab Rating: 5