NewSchoolgrower
Active Member
Your right. Its not enough lumens..lol.. Your right lol..
In 32 days they averaged 675 lumens. So each bulb is 675 lumens average. 1500 lumens peak.
S0 675x100 is 67,000 lumens in a 100 sq ft area..
Tesla had a theory of grabbing electricity out of the air, he stated we could use 3,000 gigawatt at any given moment. I've tried thinking of ways to change the game but in the end I've come to find that mothernature and/or a light socket is the most practicle way.
They suggest 5000 lumens a sq ft. So if each bottle is 675 lumens x 100 bottles that's 67,500 lumens Divided by 10 is 6750 lumens per square foot.. So it would take 100 bottles for a 10 sq ft.grow space.
Since the diameter of a cok3 bottle is 4 inches that's 180watts per linear foot. Isn't that like 720watts per square foot? I still think its feasible
Bulb was like 1054 lumens and transparent plastic was like 241 lumens.. The bulb is better than plastic during sunny and cloudy days.. I prevail... U fail. .not me..Im right lol..it can be done..
Regardless. Each bottle is 675-1400 lumens and 60watts. Its just like a 60w light bulb that puts out 675-1400 lumens.. Its no different than a light bulb.
Lol i win good sir.. Well that was a rather good win id say.Tigerblood. ..WINNING!!
I AM WINNING!!
Tesla had a theory of grabbing electricity out of the air, he stated we could use 3,000 gigawatt at any given moment. I've tried thinking of ways to change the game but in the end I've come to find that mothernature and/or a light socket is the most practicle way.