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  1. 03-04-2010, 2:22 PM #1
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    inline fans, mufflers, and filters

    I just got back from a convention targeting a completely different market than most of us are used to - hydroponics. They, just like us, are concerned with noise and odor. Below are links to a few suppliers I found that might work for lasers and might not:
    http://www.sharprichhk.com
    http://www.phatfilter.com
    http://www.canfilters.com
    http://www.continentalfan.com

    FYI, I'm not affiliated with any of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Griffith View Post
    They, just like us, are concerned with noise and odor.
    Yeah, but for completely different reasons
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Griffith View Post
    They, just like us, are concerned with noise and odor.
    Nothing ruins a good growing season like the po po knockin' down your door at 3 a.m. because the neighbors got a whiff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Hintz View Post
    Nothing ruins a good growing season like the po po knockin' down your door at 3 a.m. because the neighbors got a whiff.
    One stink will make the neighbors angry. The other will make them your best friend. Either way, it's probably best to keep them clueless about the garage business.
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