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Sedan

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Now we are talking seriously about the serial production of the CDU "Pegas M" © in Russia. I am persuaded to use lighting in the LED installation. I initially resisted, but soon realized that this made sense. Having weighed the pros and cons, I came to the conclusion that now, the only thing that bothers most in the installation is the temperature, and given the fact that the ICE on the surface of the luminaire does not warm up to more than 50 degrees Celsius, we get:
The ability to use the installation without an air conditioner, which greatly facilitates the installation immediately, and cuts electricity costs, which compensates for the high cost of the LED fixtures themselves.
In a serial installation, we will use LEDs of the "OSRAM" brand, the height of the luminaire is one meter.

Prototype:

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Ahead of the test.
 

Sedan

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Some African love from Bird Island, Lamberts Bay.

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Some of my new LED strips.
We will have another LED with two modes of operation: Vega and Blooming//


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In Africa, the beautiful flora and fauna, Bro, you are absolutely right! Nature is the only thing that remains almost untouched from God's providence. This is my dream of life: to sail on a yacht to circumnavigate the world, go to every port, communicate with people, gain wisdom, study nature, in my own way, and then share this knowledge with people. I'm sure I could tell a lot of things that were missed or unnoticed before!! Unfortunately, there is very little chance to fulfill my dream!!))) But as the Russian poet Vysotsky said "Accept at least heaven in the hut, if someone already lives in your palace! ..."
 

Frajola

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Now we are talking seriously about the serial production of the CDU "Pegas M" © in Russia. I am persuaded to use lighting in the LED installation. I initially resisted, but soon realized that this made sense. Having weighed the pros and cons, I came to the conclusion that now, the only thing that bothers most in the installation is the temperature, and given the fact that the ICE on the surface of the luminaire does not warm up to more than 50 degrees Celsius, we get:
The ability to use the installation without an air conditioner, which greatly facilitates the installation immediately, and cuts electricity costs, which compensates for the high cost of the LED fixtures themselves.
In a serial installation, we will use LEDs of the "OSRAM" brand, the height of the luminaire is one meter.

Prototype:

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Ahead of the test.
Some body is trying to build a silo lightened by LED, isn't right?
 

Frajola

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Bro, better with the penguins, they will deliver me faster!





To you, I'm sure, is also not easy in the cold, Bro))
Cold it is okay, snow ain't that so much of a okay , but I have no problems with cold weather most of the times a like it very much.
Tell me , what s the better weather for food, wine & such ?
 

Sedan

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Some body is trying to build a silo lightened by LED, isn't right?
Bro, I do not understand the word "silo", in this context! I'll try to guess))): my friend and partner from the city of Kursk (Russia, the homeland of my father), professionally engaged in the soldering of LED. He graduated from the Kharkov Military Aeronautical Academy of Radio Electronics in 1980. He is 65 years old. This he suggested to me to use in the SDU "Pegas M", LED illumination. It will be a hexagonal LED lamp with a height of one meter, and a diameter of 10 centimeters. This lamp is installed vertically, exactly in the middle of the installation.

Nice I'm using the New Samsung strips. I think they will make a good vert system, with almost 18000 lumens per strip.
As for performance, in comparison with the sodium Phillips Green Power, I still can not really say until I test it myself in comparison. But it is necessary to try, because LED - is the lighting of the future.

Cold it is okay, snow ain't that so much of a okay , but I have no problems with cold weather most of the times a like it very much.
Tell me , what s the better weather for food, wine & such ?
Napoleon in 1812, had a slightly different opinion of the Russian frosts)))

Do you mean rest on the nature? You can safely rest, drink wine, etc., in nature from the end of May to the end of September, then the rainy season begins and then the snow begins.
 
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Frajola

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Bro, I do not understand the word "silo", in this context! I'll try to guess))): my friend and partner from the city of Kursk (Russia, the homeland of my father), professionally engaged in the soldering of LED. He graduated from the Kharkov Military Aeronautical Academy of Radio Electronics in 1980. He is 65 years old. This he suggested to me to use in the SDU "Pegas M", LED illumination. It will be a hexagonal LED lamp with a height of one meter, and a diameter of 10 centimeters. This lamp is installed vertically, exactly in the middle of the installation.



As for performance, in comparison with the sodium Phillips Green Power, I still can not really say until I test it myself in comparison. But it is necessary to try, because LED - is the lighting of the future.



Napoleon in 1812, had a slightly different opinion of the Russian frosts)))

Do you mean rest on the nature? You can safely rest, drink wine, etc., in nature from the end of May to the end of September, then the rainy season begins and then the snow begins.

Ok, "silo" means a recipient, ( силос ), most of the times it has a cylindrical shape, sometimes sticking out of the ground or sometimes buried into the ground. It is where you can storage goods, not organic stuff or also organic stuff.
In my country we storage food for the cows in the winter time in silos, dumping and compacting in layers the stuff cows eat in the silos, so we can preserve the food for a long time as long its being kept away from oxygen. I just mentioned silo in comparison with the shape of your vertical grow system. Where you storage a lots of good goods.:bigjoint:

About the winter, I love winter but have no intentions whatsoever to be or to play Napoleon's march out there, especially if I have to wear Napoleon's army clothing gear.

Tell us about this stuff..... SDU "Pegas M", LED illumination.

thanks bro, always good listening to you, peace.

M.
 

Sedan

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Ok, "silo" means a recipient, ( силос ), most of the times it has a cylindrical shape, sometimes sticking out of the ground or sometimes buried into the ground. It is where you can storage goods, not organic stuff or also organic stuff.
In my country we storage food for the cows in the winter time in silos, dumping and compacting in layers the stuff cows eat in the silos, so we can preserve the food for a long time as long its being kept away from oxygen. I just mentioned silo in comparison with the shape of your vertical grow system. Where you storage a lots of good goods.:bigjoint:

About the winter, I love winter but have no intentions whatsoever to be or to play Napoleon's march out there, especially if I have to wear Napoleon's army clothing gear.

Tell us about this stuff..... SDU "Pegas M", LED illumination.

thanks bro, always good listening to you, peace.

M.
This is a real surprise for me, Bro))). You will not believe, but you made me learn Russian better.))) It turns out that the word "силос" in Russian has two meanings !!

1. The form for livestock - the green parts of plants (leaves, stems, etc.), prepared by fermentation.
2. A building in the form of a tower or pit for storing such feeds.

We use only the first meaning of this word in everyday life and literature. Тower or pit for storing feed, we have a custom to call it in another way (synonym). Therefore, I apologize for my ignorance!
)) I need to re-read Tolstoy's "War and Peace"
(On the War with France in 1812) in order to supplement my knowledge of the Russian language!)) Thank you, Brat, that made me think!
))

In English, does the word "silo" have one meaning?

About the LED in the installation I'll tell in any case!
 

Sedan

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film directed by Sergei Bondarchuk "War and Peace." The shooting took place over a period of ten years. The soldiers were real soldiers, several divisions were assembled. The budget for those times unrealistic (60s) 15 million rubles. It's a lot of money. A liter of gasoline then cost 10 kopecks in the USSR. This film was given merit by the "Oscar"

 

Frajola

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This is a real surprise for me, Bro))). You will not believe, but you made me learn Russian better.))) It turns out that the word "силос" in Russian has two meanings !!

1. The form for livestock - the green parts of plants (leaves, stems, etc.), prepared by fermentation.
2. A building in the form of a tower or pit for storing such feeds.

We use only the first meaning of this word in everyday life and literature. Тower or pit for storing feed, we have a custom to call it in another way (synonym). Therefore, I apologize for my ignorance!
)) I need to re-read Tolstoy's "War and Peace"
(On the War with France in 1812) in order to supplement my knowledge of the Russian language!)) Thank you, Brat, that made me think!
))

In English, does the word "silo" have one meaning?

About the LED in the installation I'll tell in any case!


I'm glad I could have had taught you a word in Russian, cuss I know shit about Russian language , lets say was a lucky move among stoners and above every thing , some Latin maybe..... " thanks to Google Translate cuss I quite remember I picked Ukrainian language to translate into, not Russian, so...." but I think you understood what I meant about " silo" .


English meanings for " Silo"...

1. a structure, typically cylindrical, in which fodder or forage is kept.

2. a pit or underground space for storing grain, green feeds, etc.

3.Military. an underground installation constructed of concrete and steel, designed to house a ballistic missile and the equipment for firing it.
verb (used with object), siloed, siloing.

4.to put into or preserve in a silo.


Origin of silo 1825-35; < Spanish: place for storing grain, hay, etc., orig. subterranean; ulterior origin uncertain
 

Frajola

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We need a name for your innovation.....
This is a real surprise for me, Bro))). You will not believe, but you made me learn Russian better.))) It turns out that the word "силос" in Russian has two meanings !!

1. The form for livestock - the green parts of plants (leaves, stems, etc.), prepared by fermentation.
2. A building in the form of a tower or pit for storing such feeds.

We use only the first meaning of this word in everyday life and literature. Тower or pit for storing feed, we have a custom to call it in another way (synonym). Therefore, I apologize for my ignorance!
)) I need to re-read Tolstoy's "War and Peace"
(On the War with France in 1812) in order to supplement my knowledge of the Russian language!)) Thank you, Brat, that made me think!
))

In English, does the word "silo" have one meaning?

About the LED in the installation I'll tell in any case!


We need a name for your style vertical grow innovation........silo grow ? or what ?.......
 

Sedan

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I'm glad I could have had taught you a word in Russian, cuss I know shit about Russian language , lets say was a lucky move among stoners and above every thing , some Latin maybe..... " thanks to Google Translate cuss I quite remember I picked Ukrainian language to translate into, not Russian, so...." but I think you understood what I meant about " silo" .


English meanings for " Silo"...

1. a structure, typically cylindrical, in which fodder or forage is kept.

2. a pit or underground space for storing grain, green feeds, etc.

3.Military. an underground installation constructed of concrete and steel, designed to house a ballistic missile and the equipment for firing it.
verb (used with object), siloed, siloing.

4.to put into or preserve in a silo.


Origin of silo 1825-35; < Spanish: place for storing grain, hay, etc., orig. subterranean; ulterior origin uncertain
I understand of course, because in Ukrainian and in Russian the word "silo" is written the same, only it sounds a little different. And with English, the difference is only in the last letter "S". If from Cyrillic to Latin letters, then it is written in Russian "silos".

In Russian there is no third meaning associated with the underground storage of missiles. In Russian, this is called "шахтная пусковая установка". "Шахта" just where coal is mined. I score in Google translator "шахтная пусковая установка" it turns out "silo launcher".

PS: in Kharkov 95% of the population speak Russian. Kharkov Television and Radio in Russian, except state. When the war began, Russian propaganda inflamed rumors in Russia that the Russian language was banned in Kharkov, and they almost shot the Russian speech.))) When my Russian colleagues at the forums announced this to me, with serious seriousness in their words, I laughed for a long time.))) Also, I had to prove for a long time that this was a lie! I had to photograph personally the signs of Kharkov shops in Russian, only then they believed me and not propaganda!))) Imagine the power of propaganda, if absolutely normal people believe in obvious nonsense!

We need a name for your innovation.....




We need a name for your style vertical grow innovation........silo grow ? or what ?.......

))) Now I understand you! Sounds proud ... innovation.))) Yes, Bro, it would be great if I could leave a mark after death. It is the dream of any creative person, and mine too! Only the word "silо", as I have already said, applies exclusively to agriculture. And I would like the method to sound good in both Russian and English.And in Russian, this word is associated exclusively with animal feed.))) My compatriots will not understand me.)))
 
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