Stop giving bogus answers. A computer power supply would be best for him because it connects with no problem and you can connect as many as you need. You can def. place carbon filters on them because I had the setup for 2 years before.$Bong$ wrote:No, you don't need the power supply if you use the charging cables.
You could I suuppose blow the air outside, but again if that requires alot of ducting then the pc might not be powerful enough. Have you thought about using more powerful blowers? Stanley blowers are great and are not too expensive http://www.nextag.com/stanley-blower/search-html. If you used that then u could exhaust into a filter and not have worries about smell. The pc fan might run at about 110 cfm whereas the lowest setting on the Stanley is 1200 cfm.
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I need something as quite as possible s0 I think I have to use computer fans. I only need about 6 inches of duct for it to go out side. Is it still to weak? Dont worry about the wiring on the charger being more complicated or anything I have to wire up the whole shed with power before I even start. IM just confused now I dont know what to do lol
I only have a small area to work with so I think a stanley blower is to big and to loud
I only have a small area to work with so I think a stanley blower is to big and to loud
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Lol!Psyclone wrote:Stop giving bogus answers. A computer power supply would be best for him because it connects with no problem and you can connect as many as you need.$Bong$ wrote:No, you don't need the power supply if you use the charging cables.
You could I suuppose blow the air outside, but again if that requires alot of ducting then the pc might not be powerful enough. Have you thought about using more powerful blowers? Stanley blowers are great and are not too expensive http://www.nextag.com/stanley-blower/search-html. If you used that then u could exhaust into a filter and not have worries about smell. The pc fan might run at about 110 cfm whereas the lowest setting on the Stanley is 1200 cfm.
Bogus answer? Whether he uses a power supply or a charger is up to him. I am simply offering him possibilites. Each has their prons and cons, but both work. Just depends on the persons ressources and needs
You can def. place carbon filters on them because I had the setup for 2 years before.
Do you have a pc fans that has this high a cfm? Must be quite the fan..
http://www.westcoastgrowers.com/carbonfilters.htm
You should be one watching those bogus answers..
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