Bummer about the bad news on Med card fees, Smoke. Don't get frustrated. Things are gong great. I was just tossing things out there with the 4x4.
Rad is correct about the light, I think. If you hit the link he posted to the manufacturers site and it lists a package dimension and product dimension. If you check out the item on Amazon you'll see that it is the exact same item. The pictures are identical. The package is bigger because the bulbs aren't installed, probably. If that product dimension is right that light will fit PERFECTLY in the 2x4 and provide ideal lighting in the correct spectrum. In the customer questions on Amazon I found this:
Question: What is the width of this fixture? I only have exactly 24 inches to play with.
Answer: The light is 46.0 inches by 26.0 inches, and roughly 2.75 inches tall. Power switches and cords will add some space to the 46.0 inches since both protrude from the side.
By Artiniel on March 10, 2014
What has always seemed most awkward is that big T-5 because we were thinking that it won't fit into the 4x2. Now you're free to use it to veg in the 2x4 - more than doubling your existing veg space. You are going to love having that other foot of width. The T-5 is PERFECT for the 2x4.
I'm not sure you need the inline fan for the 4x2. Run some flexible ducting from one of the cinchable holes in the roof of the big tent down into one of the big holes in the 2x4. Ideally you'd let the ducting fall to near the floor of the 2x4. Use a second piece of flexible ducting going out the other big hole on the 2x4 and let it bend and hang into the interior of the large tent. By letting it bend it will prevent light escape from the veg tent into the big tent. Negative pressure from your large inline fan exhausting the big tent will probably pull adequate air down through the veg tent and out into the flower tent for healthy plants.
Rad is correct about the light, I think. If you hit the link he posted to the manufacturers site and it lists a package dimension and product dimension. If you check out the item on Amazon you'll see that it is the exact same item. The pictures are identical. The package is bigger because the bulbs aren't installed, probably. If that product dimension is right that light will fit PERFECTLY in the 2x4 and provide ideal lighting in the correct spectrum. In the customer questions on Amazon I found this:
Question: What is the width of this fixture? I only have exactly 24 inches to play with.
Answer: The light is 46.0 inches by 26.0 inches, and roughly 2.75 inches tall. Power switches and cords will add some space to the 46.0 inches since both protrude from the side.
By Artiniel on March 10, 2014
What has always seemed most awkward is that big T-5 because we were thinking that it won't fit into the 4x2. Now you're free to use it to veg in the 2x4 - more than doubling your existing veg space. You are going to love having that other foot of width. The T-5 is PERFECT for the 2x4.
I'm not sure you need the inline fan for the 4x2. Run some flexible ducting from one of the cinchable holes in the roof of the big tent down into one of the big holes in the 2x4. Ideally you'd let the ducting fall to near the floor of the 2x4. Use a second piece of flexible ducting going out the other big hole on the 2x4 and let it bend and hang into the interior of the large tent. By letting it bend it will prevent light escape from the veg tent into the big tent. Negative pressure from your large inline fan exhausting the big tent will probably pull adequate air down through the veg tent and out into the flower tent for healthy plants.