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Thanks for the advice last thread.

Pic related is what I came up with.
>Gray rectangles are windows.
>Both red rectangles will be 3300CFM exhaust vents, along the top of the walls.

How should I size the intake vents? Where should I install them? I was thinking of doing it along the eastern wall so that they're completely shaded. There's usually some pretty good wind down that alley, should I get vents that will make use of the wind? Or just have them flat in the wall?
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>>2827659
Real man would just install them instead of all this autistic planning.
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>>2827973
What happened to measure twice, cut once?
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>>2828045
Its a fan. the only thing you measure is the hole you need to saw.
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>>2828057
Determining where the air intake and exhaust is located is pretty important for properly ventilating a space.
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>>2828045
cut it twoce and its still too short
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