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Old November 18th 03, 05:55 AM
Ken
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Is there any bad effects of small fan blowing directly over a 250 watt MH ?
Just thought I would ask before mounting the fans in my new hood...


Ken N


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Old November 18th 03, 06:34 AM
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nope no bad effects at all only good IME.

kc


"Ken" wrote in message
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Is there any bad effects of small fan blowing directly over a 250 watt MH

?
Just thought I would ask before mounting the fans in my new hood...


Ken N




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Old November 18th 03, 12:57 PM
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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nope no bad effects at all only good IME.

kc


"Ken" wrote in message
newsviub.230673$Tr4.686926@attbi_s03...
Is there any bad effects of small fan blowing directly over a 250 watt

MH
?
Just thought I would ask before mounting the fans in my new hood...


Ken N





I read just the opposite of that last night. I am by no means an expert on
this but I have been reading up a lot on MH. I'll see if I can find it.

~Mort



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Old November 18th 03, 04:54 PM
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Thanks Mort I look forward to youe reply


Ken N
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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nope no bad effects at all only good IME.

kc


"Ken" wrote in message
newsviub.230673$Tr4.686926@attbi_s03...
Is there any bad effects of small fan blowing directly over a 250 watt

MH
?
Just thought I would ask before mounting the fans in my new hood...


Ken N





I read just the opposite of that last night. I am by no means an expert

on
this but I have been reading up a lot on MH. I'll see if I can find it.

~Mort





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Old November 18th 03, 06:53 PM
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well i post just on an IME as i have fans blowing directly across my 250's
and 400's and have had them doing so for over 2 years. i have no problems
from it, never had a bulb 'go bad', explode, crack, etc..........

but as always YMMV.

kc


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Old November 19th 03, 03:19 AM
Mort
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Please dont take it personally kc. I value your input and experience as
much as everyone else.

I did look around for it but I can not find where I read it. I have been
doing SO much reading on MH lately it has become an obsession.

In your defense, I will say that I only saw it in ONE place, not several.

IF I happen to find it again, I'll post the source and then we can determine
if it is reliable. =)

~Mort

"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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well i post just on an IME as i have fans blowing directly across my 250's
and 400's and have had them doing so for over 2 years. i have no problems
from it, never had a bulb 'go bad', explode, crack, etc..........

but as always YMMV.

kc




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Old November 19th 03, 03:53 AM
Mort
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Default Fans in hood


"Mort" wrote in message
om...
Please dont take it personally kc. I value your input and experience as
much as everyone else.

I did look around for it but I can not find where I read it. I have been
doing SO much reading on MH lately it has become an obsession.

In your defense, I will say that I only saw it in ONE place, not several.

IF I happen to find it again, I'll post the source and then we can

determine
if it is reliable. =)

~Mort



I looked through my history from yesterday and I could not find the exact
article that I had read but I did turn up a few similar hits in my
searching...

http://www.reefland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8588

HTH

~Mort



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Old November 19th 03, 04:59 AM
Dragon Slayer
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Default Fans in hood

dont worry i didnt take it personal at all, i was simply saying that my post
was on an IME, i dont have any scientific data to back any of it up. but
fact is it works for me and works well.

kc


"Mort" wrote in message
om...
Please dont take it personally kc. I value your input and experience as
much as everyone else.

I did look around for it but I can not find where I read it. I have been
doing SO much reading on MH lately it has become an obsession.

In your defense, I will say that I only saw it in ONE place, not several.

IF I happen to find it again, I'll post the source and then we can

determine
if it is reliable. =)

~Mort

"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
...
well i post just on an IME as i have fans blowing directly across my

250's
and 400's and have had them doing so for over 2 years. i have no

problems
from it, never had a bulb 'go bad', explode, crack, etc..........

but as always YMMV.

kc






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Old November 19th 03, 05:01 AM
Dragon Slayer
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Default Fans in hood

i read that, it is a posting on a board with opinions just like here.
the point i took from it was that it cools the bulb and therefore reduces
the light output. i dont see this with my bulbs as they get prety dang hot,
i have scares from touching them with the back of my hand when i was working
in the tank once.

kc


"Mort" wrote in message
om...

"Mort" wrote in message
om...
Please dont take it personally kc. I value your input and experience as
much as everyone else.

I did look around for it but I can not find where I read it. I have

been
doing SO much reading on MH lately it has become an obsession.

In your defense, I will say that I only saw it in ONE place, not

several.

IF I happen to find it again, I'll post the source and then we can

determine
if it is reliable. =)

~Mort



I looked through my history from yesterday and I could not find the exact
article that I had read but I did turn up a few similar hits in my
searching...

http://www.reefland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8588

HTH

~Mort





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Old November 19th 03, 12:57 PM
Mort
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Default Fans in hood


"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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dont worry i didnt take it personal at all,


Good, glad to hear it. =)



i dont have any scientific data to back any of it up.


Me neither =\
And with the lack of info on it Ken, I would not worry about it.

~Mort



kc


"Mort" wrote in message
om...
Please dont take it personally kc. I value your input and experience as
much as everyone else.

I did look around for it but I can not find where I read it. I have

been
doing SO much reading on MH lately it has become an obsession.

In your defense, I will say that I only saw it in ONE place, not

several.

IF I happen to find it again, I'll post the source and then we can

determine
if it is reliable. =)

~Mort

"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
...
well i post just on an IME as i have fans blowing directly across my

250's
and 400's and have had them doing so for over 2 years. i have no

problems
from it, never had a bulb 'go bad', explode, crack, etc..........

but as always YMMV.

kc








 




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