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fijis have actinic so swap out blue for red...

High intensity infrared would mess up the CMOS BUT you would have to aim it @ the camera for it to work.... get out your tinfoil hats ladies and gents... http://hacknmod.com/hack/blind-cameras-with-an-infrared-led-hat/ http://boingboing.net/2008/02/20/infrared-leds-make-y.html

Green isnt necessary in abundance so long as it is represented..

?? check my thread theres TONS of pics.. :)

I have posted this in my forum a while back :) and yes i have seen it you should come check out and sub+ my thread! super actinics have low par because the represent a small percent of the active spectral chart.. but are completely usable.. i have a large collection of spectral charts and have...

plants actually DO use green and in some circumstances use it MORE efficiently that red light... we have posted the effects of green light on plants here previously!

Yup thats the way your gonna get it... quality control IS lacking!!! i will contact them personally! all you ahve to do is take it apart and tighten everything up! Once everything is tightened up youll notice the wiggle and light flicker will go away.. you have to remember there are alot of...

My thread explains all of these facts to people you CANT measure a bulbs effectiveness in LUMENS its impossible... plants dont use lumens they use light OUTSIDE of our visual spectrum. PAR is the way to measure bulbs, ALL bulbs.... when you measure some bulbs for example UVL super actinic is...

Not to mention the quality of phosphors and ballasts improve the amount and duration of light produced.... you DO get what you pay for... GASTANKER check my thread youd be impressed by my T5 work.

really ??? so this is equal to this? um nope....

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/358190-led-without-leds-my-first.html Also its all about the ballasts and how they ignight the bulb, can you hotstart without blowing out a bulb? how much EF do they emit? how hot do they get etc? badboys use great Race horse ballasts.. not to mention the...

Great photos i cant wait to see the weigh in!

Science is good, standardizing would be great, F* UL, internet is great for finding UVL bulbs aquarium specialty has them! reef wave look em up! Thanks Mo please feel free to hamg about and learn something!

No uv? no IR... than your missing out my friend... I have posted studies that prove BOTH of these spectrums play a LARGE part of plant development. ill beta test your led vs my T5... yes leds are great for low power grows... they still produce a great deal of heat and have the problem of being...

Sign this petition to have T5 added as a category under Indoor Growing!! Aslo Add pr0fesseur as the new MODERATOR!+++++ Repost this link anywhere you know others would likely sign the petition! https://www.rollitup.org/make-your-requests/488816-t5-growers-petition-category-status.html#post6661170

I would like to have a T5 Category added to Indoor Growing. As LED and HID and CFL has their place i see and have shown the NEED for a T5 section. I would be happy to moderate this section as well and if you check my thread i have done a great job @ providing a great thread for all to learn and...

I looked into that tech a while ago... thing is... those bulbs are hard to find, ballasts forget about it... $/$ t5 can outperform on scalability and remember "INVERSE SQUARE LAW" single point of light is not good for growing a large crop. You cant Fight the laws of particle physics..

Indeed i think we should still petition for our own category... were not CFL or HID so why confuse others when we shoud have a T5 category.. this thread proves that we as a community really do need one.

First id like to say that i commend you for at least knowing what your trying to do. and seeking help instead of screwing it up first and asking questions later. 2nd you need more than 2 lamps for this to work i sugest getting another 2bulb fixture. i dont reccomend any bulb other than the ones...

DIATOMACEOUS EARTH>> like pit of hypodermic needles for bugs.. guaranteed to work on ALL bugs..