tips curling & burn

orgnlmrwiggles

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• Feb 1, 2009

• #21

Cr8z13 said:

Air intake hole(s) would be good, but you should be using that blower as exhaust to vent away the hot air.

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thats what i wanted to do, but my partner was lazy and didnt want to mount it with the light cuz its hella heavy.

 

Cr8z13

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #22

Meanwhile your plants are baking! Throw some cookies in there while you're at it.

 

orgnlmrwiggles

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #23

Cr8z13 said:

Meanwhile your plants are baking! Throw some cookies in there while you're at it.

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well normally we only turn the blower on a couple hours when the lights on during the nights, but now we have it on 24/7 so we'll see if that helps, if not we are going to have to change it up.
do you really think it will matter that much?

 

Cr8z13

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #24

I wouldn't have suggested it otherwise.

 

orgnlmrwiggles

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #25

it just seems like there is more air being blown through the exhaust of the blower, than what would be getting sucked in through the intake of the blower. probably a few times more.

 

Cr8z13

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #26

This is where a fan controller comes in handy. Barring that, you can make bigger intake ports.

 

orgnlmrwiggles

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• Feb 2, 2009

• #27

i just checked on the plants, today was a really warm day, and since last night around 7 until now, the temp around the canopy was min54-max76. humidity is still good.