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WOW, Did anyone else hear that? I thought there was someone above (not PF) trying to talk more bullshit, but I've already pointed out that I will not respond to that user... Bogus people coming online to try and talk shit... don't you think they should find a new hobby? or at least a new...

I thought OLED's were more like a sheet, where they could project a broad array of colors of light (maybe I misunderstood it in my limited reading). So if they are only used as a backlight then, what makes the picture? And if they're only a back light, then what's the big deal lol? (aside...

I just got a 46" LCD last year, and then the LED TV's came out! I haven't even seen one yet, but I've heard they are amazing. They seem to be quite a bit more expensive than LCD, which is expected as they are a newer technology, without the market share, but what's your take? Is the picture...

OLED's are becoming more and more efficient. I did a little reading into them recently, but to my understanding, they are not yet as efficient as the point-source 1W's that we use. They have been working on nanotechnology to improve the efficacy of OLED's, and they are expected to be the next...

To me the graph is visually appealing, sorry if I disappointed lol. JR - I'm not supplying you with any more information. You are a Newer user on this forum, and your first PM to me was asking for all of the proprietary information behind my lights, which my competitor's have been working...

There are a lot of charts floating around, all showing varying curves of photosynthesis. While some are off more than others, it really depends on what plant you are speaking of. The plants we all grow, have points that I've listed plenty of times already, but a rose, or a grape, or a tomato...

From their website, I can gather no information other than claims. There is no technical data listed to state what colors of light they use (red/blue, red/blue/orange, red/blue/white, 4band, 5band?), nor do they list any nm outputs (660nm, 630nm, 450nm). Lastly, they don't list their viewing...

To answer you first question, for people who want a primarily red light, you stick with the standard model. If you wanted a light with more blues, it's available on special request, where we change out the 3000k white, for 6500k. The 30 degree lens is primarily for taller plants. Some...

We have comparison grows starting soon using the 63W against a 90W UFO from Sunlight Hydro, our 126W against ProSource's 180W Jumbo UFO, and two 63W's, against a 150W LED bar. We have Ed Rosenthal doing a side-by-side test using 954W LED vs 1000W HID, and the two gardens (myself and my...

Feel free to give me a call then, I'm usually available. If not, just send me an email: [email protected]

First off, how many of you use CHEAP-ASS equipment to grow your plants? A TOP quality, Hortilux 1000W puts out 145,000, but you aren't using one if you have a $300 setup. Also, a $300 setup means your ballast weighs 40 pounds. A $300 1000W Setup looks like this: That's $175 for the...

The test wasn't decided by me. It is ED's test, and he told me what he wanted to do, so I gave him what he needed. Don't think I didn't suggest 3 of our 126W units against a 1000W, but HE is the one who wanted to do the watt to watt comparison, and I think a lot of people will thank him for...

I took some pictures just now of three of my plants under LED, with the lights out. This way you can see the color of the plants, the THC content, etc... a lot more easily. The first picture plant is going through week 3 right now, with the two other pictures in their second week (a few days...

Yes, Ed is going to use a 1000W HPS over one grow space, and over the other will be 954W of LED. The point of the test is to establish some sort of an equivalency, by using close to the same wattage. We expect the LED to outperform by quite a bit.

At least we cleared that one up ;) but a cherry picker lifts engines into cars... lol

I have a 318W unit. Ed Rosenthal is using 3 of them against a 1000W HPS for his test.

Dillweed, I can't believe you (of all people) bought the load of bullshit he was spewing about his 54W of low intensity, low power LED's, spread out of 45 square feet, and his claims that they supposedly made 2 lbs of bud. Of all the people on this forum like yourself who are questioning...

Because when I turn off the lights, people like to tell me that the plants were actually grown under HID, and that we simply hung up the LED's to take the photo. Next time I go, I'll try and get some good pictures with a flash, and the lights out. If it wasn't for all the haters, and people...

This recession has hurt a lot of Americans. I completely understand the lack of funds thing, or my veg garden would already be full of LED's :( Anyhow, Ed should do a great job at showing the true responsiveness of LED to HPS. He'll show you how many watts you need, to create X amount of...

Wow, that's just ridiculous, spreading 54W of LED over a 5' x 9' area? I see two rows of 3 bars in that space. You just solidified it to everyone though that you're full of shit, as there is NO WAY IN HELL, that 54W of low power LED (ESPECIALLY hung that high) can produce anything close to 2...