Some of us like to build our equipment.We put all kinds of things together.I got some fans from a surplus center,They have been in my cab,closet and sitting on the floor blowing away.I get them from surplus center.com,and mount them or build a box to house them.Even with the heat of a 400 watt hps they are still going.So what do you have thats not gotten from a hydro store that works for you? PEACE

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I get mine at the salvation army on tag day. That is when they are just 10 cents. I bring them home and take them apart. Clean and give them a shot of lub if needed. The ones in my grow room now have been running for the last 2 years.

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Ah Ha! I just knew I wasn't the only penny-pinchin poster! :vampire:


A trip to town (like today) nearly always includes a stop at Salv. Army, Value Village or more than one...

Didn't find much today for the grow room, but did pick up a book for $ .99 that I plan to re-sell (sideline biz) in the $100 range, min. Sometimes if you look ahrd enough and long enough you do find that needle-in-a-haystack once in a while.

I've used several of the cheap in-line fans from Lowes, they suck, as a rule. Best low-cost fan I've found is from Honeywell, and it sits in a gimble mount. I take it out of it's mount and mount directly in the wall. relatively quiet, blows mucho air (guessing 300 CFM) and does it every day for 20 hrs. About $8.00 at Fred Meyer when they stock them (not till next spring).

I found my re-circulating fan at Salvation Army...but unlike Mogie I went the whole-hog and paid $3.00 for it!

ISO

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When I find a real diamond I pay full price at the Salvation Army...hehehehe

I am sooooooo cheap.

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