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Welcome to my first post! The post is more of a question, nevertheless, I am excited to be here. I have little knowledge to share, but what I do I will gladly offer to you fine souls when I can.
Anyone ever heard of running a/c ducting through your hoods, without the glass, as the intake for your A/C? The reason I am asking this question is because of the many growers I talk to about lighting, the seasoned growers invest in pricey a/c units and do not cool their hoods. They claim that the glass prevents the large yields they look for and 2 per 1kW is quite common. In addition, the added light assists with bug and mildew. I am skeptical for obvious reasons.
But it got me thinking...which keeps me up at night...and makes me post random questions on cool websites....
What if I were to run my ac unit into my hydrofarm hoods without the glass? I have asked so many people this question and I get so many random answers.
"You'll push to much heat into the canopy."
"Without the glass, it'll do nothing."
"I don't know, bro, can you try it and tell me?"
What do you guys think?
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Anyone ever heard of running a/c ducting through your hoods, without the glass, as the intake for your A/C? The reason I am asking this question is because of the many growers I talk to about lighting, the seasoned growers invest in pricey a/c units and do not cool their hoods. They claim that the glass prevents the large yields they look for and 2 per 1kW is quite common. In addition, the added light assists with bug and mildew. I am skeptical for obvious reasons.
But it got me thinking...which keeps me up at night...and makes me post random questions on cool websites....
What if I were to run my ac unit into my hydrofarm hoods without the glass? I have asked so many people this question and I get so many random answers.
"You'll push to much heat into the canopy."
"Without the glass, it'll do nothing."
"I don't know, bro, can you try it and tell me?"
What do you guys think?
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