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want to give me the summary/birds eye view of the whole debate? or point me to a fairly objective source? my understanding is that a lot of the "data" is based on extrapolation of manufacturer data? I'm trying to piece together a kit, but there is a lot to consider..

I've thought of this sort of thing, but if i'm going to do cobs, in the 2x2 i'm running, it would probably be overkill..

data? looking into this whole topic and the more i read, the less i know..

Yea i don't really have the room to run a veg and flower tent and don't really have a need for a veg-specific light. I would rather have something that can take me through a whole cycle. I'm either going to try to sell it or use it for parts. Any clue how the resale market is on that light...

Thanks for your response natural farmer.

take apart a viparspectra 600w equivalent light and use the drivers to power different leds, cobs specifically. I'm wondering if anyone has done this or at minimum knows the features of the drivers.

I have a 600w equivalent(276w actual draw according to manual) viparspectra, interested in going with cobs.. Anybody done this, or know what drivers it contains? Is this a wise thing to do? Or is the Vipar okay?

HI ttystikk.. I agree that in perfect conditions, you'll end up with low proportions of those secondary combustion byproducts.. Chem 101 will tell you that combusting a hydrocarbon will give you water and co2.. I've done a fair bit of research. I worked in a warehouse operating a forklift, i've...

burning propane will produce co2, but it will also produce CO, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, formaldehyde, benzopyrene and a host of other carcinogenic stuff.. I recoiled the first time i heard of someone using propane for co2 production.

hi yall, looking for some opinions about the setup i'm constructing given my circumstances. I have a 2x2x4 tent, currently rigged with a 600w equivalent VIparspectra LED, which claims to pull 276w. This will be my first start to finish indoor grow. Tent has the standard features, 4 ports, two...