I taped some 1/4" square wooden dowel down for frame of reference to get a nice even layer of carbon
Here's it full of carbon... these pictures seemed to turn out upside down it's weird. I mean I'm high but...
So... after I put the carbon on the screen, I felt the exhaust and the first fans flow felt surprisingly good, the second one had no airflow at all it seemed like... Actually I thought the wires came loose or the fan gave out already, maybe it was defective. I moved the carbon above it and then saw through the screen that the fan was spinning... Then felt that exhaust again and it had some flow. Long story short I ended up realizing that path of least resistance for the air drawn by the sightly stronger fan due to standard variance was from the weaker fans tunnel... Cancelling it out seemingly. So weird. Is this a known thing that I'm ignorant to? I fixed it by cutting a strip of cardboard and taping it down between the fans under the screen to cut the filter in half so each fan now pulls through its own filter half the size. After putting the carbon back on now both exhuasts have some airflow although it seems pretty weak. I'm running a temp check right now, I'm not sure what to do if it doesn't check out.
In the top of the 2nd picture up, you can sort of see that I covered the top of the cardboard strip with electrical tape by pinching the ends down to create a little bubble in the tape so it seals sort of like weather stripping.
Here's it full of carbon... these pictures seemed to turn out upside down it's weird. I mean I'm high but...
So... after I put the carbon on the screen, I felt the exhaust and the first fans flow felt surprisingly good, the second one had no airflow at all it seemed like... Actually I thought the wires came loose or the fan gave out already, maybe it was defective. I moved the carbon above it and then saw through the screen that the fan was spinning... Then felt that exhaust again and it had some flow. Long story short I ended up realizing that path of least resistance for the air drawn by the sightly stronger fan due to standard variance was from the weaker fans tunnel... Cancelling it out seemingly. So weird. Is this a known thing that I'm ignorant to? I fixed it by cutting a strip of cardboard and taping it down between the fans under the screen to cut the filter in half so each fan now pulls through its own filter half the size. After putting the carbon back on now both exhuasts have some airflow although it seems pretty weak. I'm running a temp check right now, I'm not sure what to do if it doesn't check out.
In the top of the 2nd picture up, you can sort of see that I covered the top of the cardboard strip with electrical tape by pinching the ends down to create a little bubble in the tape so it seals sort of like weather stripping.