This would fit perfectly in the floor level round port but I don’t know if I’ve got room to snake it behind the tent. This is the easier but secondary option.
Cut to size over the rectangle vents at shin level and secured with strong magnets. I expect I’d double up and do an inside and outside layer.
This only works if the charcoal filter is light proof. They make them in different thicknesses so obviously I’d get the thick one but I still don’t know.
Does anyone know if this filter is light proof?
I’m just spitballing here. Anybody have better ideas I’m not thinking of?
It’s a good idea but I’m in a tight squeeze situation and anything that sits outside the tent will take up too much space. Similarly anything sitting inside the tent would take up too much space.
If you know anyone with a 3d printer you can print out round light baffles that are only a few inches tall that fit into the round openings that let air but not light in. Just search grow tent in any print site and you will find them.
Thise carbon filters aren’t light proof, pretty good but not enough to stop direct light.
My go to is always adding at least a 90degree turn or two with that internal part being black and the use of some filter foam as it doesn’t restrist air as much as that carbon filter but also isn’t light proof either
Check out the “breathable wall” by forever flowering greenhouse… basically wavy sheet metal like roofing tin. I considered making my own…could be done with drain pipe half sections overlapping.
The problem is I used to have an internal and external component to my trap. I removed the interior portion for this run because I needed the space and built this external monstrosity.
Now I’m rethinking my whole strategy.
Oh and on closer inspection I can’t use a hose unless I cut a hole in my tent which I’m unlikely to do.
