LoudBlunts
Well-Known Member
lol................
*Vertical* 2,000watts = 6lbs!!
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mastakoosh
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as soon as i posted that it showed your posts to me.
Nogoodnamesleft
Active Member
yer not to hip on whats new on the market are you? ..... id go into depth about plasma bulbs, but id say you wouldnt believe those exsist either...
I see you have over 3k posts.... and most of those are the " lol, yeah... agree" type.... best of luck to you pal
(also check your math....750w x 12 = what again?)
and 10-16 pounds PER ROOM (thats 6 750w each) isnt too bad bro...
lol, didnt even know there was a 750w before calling someone out on the carpet... frickin noob.
Cheers,
NgNl
LoudBlunts
Well-Known Member
and here it goes...lol
Nogoodnamesleft
Active Member
Lumatek makes them my freind.... there is another 750w about to hit the market thats gonna be pretty hot I think.... its being showcased at the annual post PGTA 4/20 party in vegas..... I havent had any RFI/EMI probs w my lumateks.... we'll see about the new ones.
Cheers,
NgNl
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
I shopped for a long time and I shopped just about everywhere even the local shops when I was getting my hps...I had never seen a 750w not once.....Maybe they arent really to big in the US yet. I havent even seen any 750w hps's in any of my books or mags so I had just assumed they didnt existwhich was stupid and yes obviously I was wrong and I will admit it.
No need to be a dick though asshole I was mostly joking around when I made that comment, Im no noob ive been growing for a few years. Check all of my grow journals.
You best check yo self.
Very few of my comments are "yeah i agree lol" I NEVER use the word lol first of all....so fuck off.
kochab
New Member
nsw dont get your feathers all ruffled over something that a new user with 7 post made man.
I mean come on do you really feel the need to remove your legs so that you can get on their level?
your a good, established and EXPERIENCED grower. fuck anyone that feels different about it
kochab
New Member
thats gotta be like THE best. dl statement ive heard announced on riu.
that shits what a pm is for.....cause thatll get u banned.
oh and the "elite" you saw wasnt a screen name.....that was a banner that means the user donated money to the site..?
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
i dont understand how sticking a buld in them middle of the room would make it so efficient?
the lite would only be reached to one side of the plant
or u would have to rotate every day
and how often?
the lite would only be reached to one side of the plant
or u would have to rotate every day
and how often?
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Thanks for the info on the 750 watt lights. Yeah I had never ran across them before good find Im curious on them I get my 600 watt digital switchables for $115 shipped so if the 750 comes down I might give it a try.The octopus spinning lights look cool my local dro shops have had them as grow demos the last year or so. I have looked at them in depth and if I can convince the one guy to let me open the main cover Ill post back its secret. It spins like a fan with 8 arms each has a 250 watt bulb mh or hps runs both and covers a rough diameter or 8 feet well.Its based on a ceiling fan but I have to figure out the swivel electrics to find out how the wires dont twist as it spins. I have a thereory that it uses a simple ball joint made of metal at the rotation points which makes constant contact with the power source so it can rotae 360 degrees without a tangle but remains on.We will see
sleepytown
Well-Known Member
The advantage of growing vertically is that you do not lose luminous efficacy due to reflection. When you have a "normal" set up with a reflector, half of the light is going on to your plants. Half of your light is reflecting back to the plants as well as it can, given your reflector. By growing vertically, you can have 360 degrees of the bulb throwing light onto your plants.
S-Town
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
but u the light would still reach only one side of the plant not 360 degrees of it (unless u rotate ur pots)
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
Yes the plants can be rotated buuut....losing light on one side of the plant isnt much different from losing light on the lower half of a plant like you do with a regular setup. The plants grow towards the light anyways.
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
thanks for the clear up nonstop
much love
<3 jason
much love
<3 jason
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
no problem bro