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nin[j]a-LV
i thin it don't look so bad here is a wiev from outside
nin[j]a-LV
i use pc fan for inlet and have passive outlet.
nin[j]a-LV
light proofing using these things (we use them for windows in winter)
nin[j]a-LV
i use fluorescent tube 18w and one cf 25w in corners but i want to put flourescent tubes in 2corners and 1 cf on top. in future it will posibly be mother box
nin[j]a-LV
this blancket is hanging there to rise humidity i spray few times with watter
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inlet
Ludacris2004
very stealthy mate specool.gif
3rd floor felon
nice one, that hole looks a bit small though unsure.gif

good luck with the grow

3ff
nin[j]a-LV
and this is my new flovering closet or cupboard or what ever
scottyDog
QUOTE (nin[j]a-LV @ Aug 16 2004, 08:40 AM)
i use pc fan for inlet and have passive outlet.

I would switch that the other way. Fan for out take and yer gona need a bigger hole for your intake, should be at least 3 times the size of your out take hole, looks good m8 yinyang.gif
Sal



Cool box fella what are your temps like ?
QUOTE
I would switch that the other way. Fan for out take and yer gona need a bigger hole for your intake, should be at least 3 times the size of your out take hole, looks good m8
good advice there thumbsup.gif
nin[j]a-LV
i use active inlet for my vegging box but now i put that fan in my flowering box(as outlet) and i am going to put one for inlet. temp in my vegbox is about 25C and about 70F in flowering box. humidity might be a problem in flowering box it is about 60percent i think it should be lower but it must change when i put inlet fan
scottyDog
QUOTE (nin[j]a-LV @ Sep 22 2004, 07:25 PM)
i use active inlet for my vegging box but now i put that fan in my flowering box(as outlet) and i am going to put one for inlet. temp in my vegbox is about 25C and about 70F in flowering box. humidity might be a problem in flowering box it is about 60percent i think it should be lower but it must change when i put inlet fan

If it was ma wee box wink.gif I would increase the size of your intake by 3 times yer out take, and I would have PASSIVE intake no need for fan. I think your humidity will drop if you make a larger intake. You want that humidity between 30 and 50% in flower with yer lights OFF yinyang.gif
nin[j]a-LV
scottyDog you are right but i switch all stuff off in dark12hours because i am woried to burn down my adapter and i dont know what is humidity in dark hours. but now i start to worry
scottyDog
QUOTE (nin[j]a-LV @ Sep 22 2004, 08:07 PM)
i switch all stuff off in dark12hours

keep yer out take fan on ALL the time, that should help with humidity, what you doing to heat during lights off? I saw yer temps, it was 70 - 72 lights off, not sure, but if they are that then that's perfect for lighs off yinyang.gif

Get a timer wink.gif g-whiz pointed me to some at Argos, 2 for a tenner, and Digital too lol.gif
nin[j]a-LV
i got timer(it switchs all stuff off) i have old house with furnace heating and i fire it up in colder evenings and it heats up to right temp(i am lucky i think). i keep my lights on from 6-18 and then it is funace what keeps warm
scottyDog
ad still keep yer fan on wink.gif
nin[j]a-LV
but my adapter gets hot i am afraid that i can burn it down???
scottyDog
QUOTE (nin[j)
a-LV,Sep 22 2004, 08:51 PM] but my adapter gets hot i am afraid that i can burn it down???

get a fire alarm lol.gif lol.gif

Just checked my adaptor and it's NOT hot, you said a PC fan, I have a 4.5v adaptor running a PC fan and it's not even warm spliff.gif am not an electrician m8 soz whistling.gif
nin[j]a-LV
nad here is my cloning setup
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two little wattercups(i cut some holes in bottom) filled with compost and 5litre watter bottle with top cutted off
nin[j]a-LV
and when i put my cutting in these cups i put them on plate add some watter in it and cover with this bottle
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