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Venting tent during lights out

MrMagic

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I'm wondering how others are venting their tents during 12/12 lights out. I have a 3x3 tent and had a difficult time getting heat and humidity down during lights out. I put an oversized (6") fan and filter in, but it didnt quite bring it down to parameters with the tent all sealed up. So I took some short pieces of aluminum dryer vent and capped 3 of the ports with dark sheets and pillowcases to allow more air flow with the side flaps closed.
I'd like to find a better way to keep the side flaps and ports open during lights out to keep airflow up but light out. I will add that my tent is in the main living space of my appartment and the location is fixed.
 

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I just shade the ports. Mine are in the living room too.
 

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Pull the sleeve in & down, shade it & open a door almost enough to put your eye in & you can see if any light is gettin in.
 
Apon closer inspection I see what you have going on now. It's the box in the back. My gears are turning
 
Oops- no that's just a mess I need to clean up lol. Now lights are on so I can get better pics. I keep an old box on top of the tent- flower tent goes off- I take the box down & lean it against the tent leaving airflow & double check that there's no light. Put it back on top when the lights come on.
 

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Idea rolling in my brain now from ur pic at the back. Is pipe into a nice wood box that doubles as shelving or shoe rack that hides ports and flaps.
 
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