QUOTE (Randalizer @ Oct 24 2009, 10:55 PM)

I use a dehumidifier as I get humidity spikes from the ambient atmosphere. Good air circulation can only do so much. If you can, get a larger diameter extraction system going. Better extraction never hurts.
Cheers,a dehumidifier may be the solution
QUOTE (Stealth67 @ Oct 24 2009, 11:27 PM)

Hi mate, its a simple answer, you need a bigger exrtaction fan, 125mm with CF fitted isnt upto the job, you need at least a 6 inch fan and CF running full power 24/7.
e2a: You were right when you said:
.....but using a dehumidifer will be ok (for lights out) if you cant afford a bigger fan/CF yet, but only have it running on minimum.
thanks,if funds allow ill get a 150mm fan and filter soon,if not ill have to have a go with a small dehumidifier
QUOTE (groovelick @ Oct 24 2009, 11:37 PM)

Where are your clip on fan's I find one oscil-fan on the floor and clippies over the top's improve my circulation, it may seen a simple question but what is the rh of your loft? if that's moist then maybe look to draw the air in from the ambient area round your tent.
ive moved the intake to along side the tent,hopefully this will make a difference
ive also got a fan that i could place on the floor of the tent,ill give it ago
QUOTE (daviie @ Oct 25 2009, 12:08 AM)

Firstly, current UK humidity levels are what you are getting in your grow and are 70 -80%
The levels of absolute humidity is exactly the same for both lights on and off, only relative humidity is changed, but that's what you're worried about.
Aside from getting a dehumidifier, another remedy is to reduce your air intake at lights off, so that the heater will be more effective and raise lights off temperature above dew point, which means no condensation.
Your air flow through the grow on lights on should be approaching 200m3/hr. Your air flow on lights off need only be the basic 20 air changes/hr, about 6om3/hr, so 75% less air for the heater to work against.
You obviously have to test, but I would suggest shutting off the intake fan at lights off. If that does not raise temps enough, then slow the extract fan down, but not below 60m3/hr.
i think the 100m tt intake may be on full power ,ill check tomorow and switch to the lower power setting
thanks for the input guys much appreciated,ill let you know how thing pan out
P.S.
these boards are great any probs you guys are always there