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So I couldnt wait half a week to order an actual pre filter sleeve. I'm pretty sure this thing is the same thing if not better ! Will this work or nah?
So I couldnt wait half a week to order an actual pre filter sleeve. I'm pretty sure this thing is the same thing if not better ! Will this work or nah?
Yeah I thought it was some fancy type of cloth. So if anything this will probably be more efficient. Idk we'll see I'm pretty sure someone has done this
I was going to leave the filter outside of the tent just incase or what do you think?Well im cautioning it may be too restrictive with the double carbon and allergy level filter material but please report back. The pre carbon layer could also extend the filter life.
I was going to leave the filter outside of the tent just incase or what do you think?
So air into the tent or out?If you pre filter the air then the carbon filter doesnt need the sleeve so much I guess. Sounds like a good idea.
?If you pre filter the air then the carbon filter doesnt need the sleeve so much I guess. Sounds like a good idea.
you can keep it however you had it but hes saying listen to the exhaust fan when its on. if it seems like its working harder, then it may be because the wrap is thicker and restricts more air than the one you should be using. and it seems like that has velcro? so the only reason you should keep it outside of the tent is to save space if you need it. with the filter being velcro its easily removed and washed. but hes saying caution to listen to the motor of the exhaust fan. the filter wont give a crap whats going on, it just passes air. but the motor on the exhaust fan might care what filter you use. if it does seem to be working harder, then the prefilter may be a better idea.
Fans seem to be operating just fine doesnt sound like it's being forced.you can keep it however you had it but hes saying listen to the exhaust fan when its on. if it seems like its working harder, then it may be because the wrap is thicker and restricts more air than the one you should be using. and it seems like that has velcro? so the only reason you should keep it outside of the tent is to save space if you need it. with the filter being velcro its easily removed and washed. but hes saying caution to listen to the motor of the exhaust fan. the filter wont give a crap whats going on, it just passes air. but the motor on the exhaust fan might care what filter you use. if it does seem to be working harder, then the prefilter may be a better idea.
when he says pre filter thats where you pull air out of your tent and into your carbon filter thats outside of the tent. put a debris filter on the end of the duct opening inside of the tent. when that duct sucks in air from the tent it will filter it before it gets to the carbon filter. (prefilter) so now carbon filter doesnt need that wrap on the outside
Do I still need to add an intake vent?you can keep it however you had it but hes saying listen to the exhaust fan when its on. if it seems like its working harder, then it may be because the wrap is thicker and restricts more air than the one you should be using. and it seems like that has velcro? so the only reason you should keep it outside of the tent is to save space if you need it. with the filter being velcro its easily removed and washed. but hes saying caution to listen to the motor of the exhaust fan. the filter wont give a crap whats going on, it just passes air. but the motor on the exhaust fan might care what filter you use. if it does seem to be working harder, then the prefilter may be a better idea.
when he says pre filter thats where you pull air out of your tent and into your carbon filter thats outside of the tent. put a debris filter on the end of the duct opening inside of the tent. when that duct sucks in air from the tent it will filter it before it gets to the carbon filter. (prefilter) so now carbon filter doesnt need that wrap on the outside
imo thats a tad cold at night. usually a 8-10 degree temp swing is a-ok but any more stresses the plant a touch i think? you'll get some interesting colors at least.My temps at night right now are usually 62F-65F without a heater. With heater on I usually let it sit around 68-70... with lights on highest it goes is 78F. Now if I was to put an intake will that drop or lower my humidity with lights off ?
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