Here you go mate: http://www.justfans.co.uk/advanced_...ine&osCsid=975gf7l3aib6n6ek0u241ob704&x=0&y=0
I have used them in the past and they are great fans and they move a lot of air.
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How to combat the heat when growing indoors?
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Here you go mate: http://www.justfans.co.uk/advanced_...ine&osCsid=975gf7l3aib6n6ek0u241ob704&x=0&y=0
I have used them in the past and they are great fans and they move a lot of air.
They are shit? Or they are the shit? lol
THE shit mate
dont think that was me was it? mighta mentioned the isomax, but for me its all about the hyperfan - hands down the most impressive fan I've seen, the air comes out in a straight bolt. I've stood atleast say 5-6 metres away from one and it was a straight bolt of air hitting me, wheres you couldnt feel fuck all from the tornado it was up against
Thanks bud! Sorry, was it you that mentioned it? Any idea how they compare to the more expensive hyperfan?
I knew what you meant fella, just messing
Sorry, I think it might have been DD that had mentioned them.
Never used a hyper fan but have used the Etalines and I would recommend them but the air whoosh noise on full chatter needs silencing with a silencer if you ask me as it shifts shit loads of air.
Sunzi
Member
Let's see it then fella
Zamzia mate, I can second SB... the Hyperfan is the shit indeed. It's small, silent, simple, convenient, and the most important... POWERFUL. Tested it a few times already and I don't dare to go further than 50%... the thing is a bloody JET engine
Zamzia mate, I can second SB... the Hyperfan is the shit indeed. It's small, silent, simple, convenient, and the most important... POWERFUL. Tested it a few times already and I don't dare to go further than 50%... the thing is a bloody JET engine
Good news fella. I'm getting one then
Sunzi
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noyd666
cool alright= blow ya titt's off,lol. lovely fan does a top job, only fan I've got that I can't hear outside, turned down of course, even on 35% it gets rid of heat quick, lickety split.
cool
plug it in and tell me what you think
plug it in and tell me what you think
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BushBurner
i bought a 6ins Airforce II fan these new hyperfans look great because there smaller
People see a bottle called "liquid heat/ice".. and the naturally wonder how it works and what the science is behind it, because a claim like that is a big one to make, considering the fact that nobody in horticulture or science has been able to overcome nature as yet, in regards to making plants almost immune to harsh environmental changes.
Unfortunately people get defensive because they take implication of snake oil to mean they're naive for buying it.
That's where your own anecdotes fall short vs science, because scientific fact means it works for everyone.
TurpineHunter
New member
nice thread guys,
I am about to setup a 1.5x1.5x 2m Secret Jardin tent and need silence for stealth.
My question is, these hyper fans,
I see ones advertised such as zamzia post above, but i also see phresh hyper fans also.
Is the same tech used, and is the phresh one more for stealth…
curious before I go looking….
I am about to setup a 1.5x1.5x 2m Secret Jardin tent and need silence for stealth.
My question is, these hyper fans,
I see ones advertised such as zamzia post above, but i also see phresh hyper fans also.
Is the same tech used, and is the phresh one more for stealth…
curious before I go looking….
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noyd666
same fan mate, hyper made by phresh, turned down low there very quite, turn it up on speed control and will get louder. have 8inch on heat control set on low speed when temp reaches 27c, can't hear it outside on low , but I can hear my water bubbler going in water tank so I might just shoot that bastard.
I wonder how something like this would work for a smallish space .. http://i.imgur.com/aVMpFS9.png i'm trying to work out how to calculate thermal properties for various liquids - water - oil etc for heat storage per cubic unit. if the air temp dropped below water temp. it'd stabilise it upwards too. I suppose just water mass would give some thermal inertia, but an active system would be loads better surely. anyone got any experience of something like this ?
