i dont understand?

[420stoner]

can some one please help me understand?
i dont know how to install a carbon filter & do you need a ducting for this , how to bring fresh air in the grow room & fresh air out if it gets to hot,how to use & install a cooltube, what is the ducting for & how you use it for & how to install it & A exhaust fan & a inline fan?
i have a book on how to grow cannabis & it shows all that but i just dont understand it, is there a video on how to install all this things or pictures step by step on how to do this?

THANKZ FOR YOUR HELP GROWERS !

 

[creep]

I'm not sure if I can recomend an author to you without breaking the forum rules....

Ed Rosenthal and Jorge Cervantes are my favorites along with Robert Connell Clarke.


Check the "growroom construction" forum for help with this....

Good luck

 

[thighrod]

Go to youtube and search using all the terms you mentioned, you'll find something!

 

[kannubis]

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=40637&highlight=diy

Check out this thread, you are in for a half month's worth of reading that will set your brain on fire

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Scrubbers are typically mounted directly to the exhaust-fan flange.

If it's concept you're seeking, would be best to search the thread creep recommends. Airflow can be described like blowing through a straw. If your room is the straw, you need two holes to move air through it. An exhaust fan sucks air from one hole while the other open (passive) hole acts as intake.

Cool tubes use either single or dual/multiple fans. It just depends on your setup.

Describe you concept (room size, bulb size and amount) etc. Chances are somebody can link a similar setup. You'll need more understanding before you start cutting holes and mounting hardware.

For starters, a grow tent would be an easy task. All the vents are pre positioned and all you have to do is mount the scrubber to the fan and the fan to an exhaust port. Hang the light and that's it. From there you'll grasp the air concept, scrubbing, etc. You can even play with a cool tube or vented hood and recognize the varying ways to exhaust heat and scrub the smell.

A room sized grow may require additional air conditioning. That's more advanced and requires lots more knowledge from reading or hands on experience. The tent idea would give you a crash course pretty fast. Additional reading on larger setups would be wise.

 

[SquekyTuba]

I'm not sure if I can recomend an author to you without breaking the forum rules....

Ed Rosenthal and Jorge Cervantes are my favorites along with Robert Connell Clarke.


Check the "growroom construction" forum for help with this....

Good luck

Hmm this is wierd what do you mean without breaking forum rules. I was just wondering why my thread was deleted it was a veryyyy long paper very in depth in growing weed and it was written by ed rosenthal. Is there any way i can post the link without it being deleted?

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

If it looks like info, maybe. If it looks like a sales pitch...


buy a banner

 

[SquekyTuba]

ahh ok it is against forum rules to post a link to another site
15. Off-site links: Off-site links to other websites that are controlled by servers that are not located in a cannabis tolerant country could possibly be used to harvest growers IP's so compromising the security of our members. Admin may elect (at their discretion) to delete any links to off server websites as a security precaution to safeguard the security of all members.

 

[FreezerBoy]

thread was deleted it was a veryyyy long paper very in depth in growing weed and it was written by ed rosenthal.

This is a violation of © and theft of intellectual property.

It's permissible to post a paragraph or two for review purposes, your link was to the entire book. We can't stop the other site from stealing but, we can, and do, refuse to help them.

 

[Sgt.Stedenko]

Here are some ideas for light/scrubber and fan configurations.
These are just some of the many way you can set up a room. It's up to your imagination.
The scrubber is in red, the cool tube in green, the inline fan in blue, the circulation fan in magenta, the passive intake in cyan, and the duct in grey. Air movement is indicated by the blue arrows. Sorry about the colors in the attached images. Autocad's conversion to jpg sucks donkey balls.

Note, I show the inline fan outside the room. You could easily put the fan inside the room as long as it exhausts outside the room.

Keep bends to a minimum to prevent head loss in your ducting.

Use twice the passive intake area as the active exhaust.

Some say it's better to pull through carbon than to push.

Listen to Disco. He's the king.







The same principles apply whether a room, tent, cab or your underwear drawer.

 

[smokefrogg]

lol

 

[SquekyTuba]

This is a violation of © and theft of intellectual property.

It's permissible to post a paragraph or two for review purposes, your link was to the entire book. We can't stop the other site from stealing but, we can, and do, refuse to help them.

Oh that makes sense sorry about that but everyone go buy the book it is very good

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Listen to Disco. He's the king.

thought it was king asshole

 

[smokefrogg]

sorry i lolled

it was april 1st., the questions seemed like standard fair that you could easily search and find answers for, i thought you were messing around