No I don't mean it in the ways that they have in common with other DIY lights.
They look good I can’t wait to see the outcome of my 315 cmh’s so far they’re getting frosty far earlier due to the uv on this single jacketed hortilux bulbs. Cobs, qbs, cmh or hps all grow good bud. I’m simply tired of the back and forth between everyone. Hard hps guys don’t want to accept that there are different lights that will grow every bit as good as the tired and true lights. Then there’s the hardcore led guys that mainly the purple people eater cats that regurgitate they lies from said purple led manufactures that have given leds a bad name. They’re going to keep getting better and one day the old hps lights will go the way of the dinosaurs but until then I think each light has its ups and downs. People need to stop bickering back and forth on stupid stuff and let’s get back to doing what we do.
Some more silly shit. Ever heard of fluence?
I said DIY LEDs please take your time to read. I know it's tough for you so once you have read something go back and re-read it, that can help with some of these problems you face.
That is a minimum requirement to post on here.
Like you saying I grow autos lol..take your own advice
so you are saying you don't grow autos? Aren't you selling auto seeds from your own garden? I can get some of your quotes about your auto seeds from your thread if you'd like.....i'm sure you are an auto grower stop foolin yourself.
I made a bunch of fem autos a couple years ago for outdoor in the south where we have severe dry weather and photo plants rarely make it through the summer.
No It’s not actually as it’s all 100% efficient so heating a surface to heat the air is exactly the same as using a heater surface to heat the air. You have to understand that a btu is a btu and a watt is a watt. Please quantify your theory and prove me wrong perhaps I’ll learn something new.Light is not a very effective heater of air, its better at heqting a surface.
Quite an inefficient heater, if i use a 1000watt bulb against a 1000w foot heater the heater warms the area quicker than the bulb.
Leaves however deal with light radiation and transpiration is hence the most efficient cooling system in mother nature. Hot leqves aint nothing really, hit them hard with radiation and light, what the sun does
Yes he does actually. Did you maybe just maybe read something about it so you could actually prove me wrong ....... nope
A typical closed loop geo unit here is $30-40000 installed all in, it’s a hard sell these days with propane being relatively cheap and no incentives. Electricity rates are just ridicules here.
Also I’m not saying I don’t use resistive heating because at lights out I do but if you need light you might as well use it for heat as well, again resistive heating is, be it a light or a wire that produces a glow is the same btu’s if it’s the same wattage. And yes your right evaporative cooling is the basis for all mechanical coolingLight is not a very effective heater of air, its better at heqting a surface.
Quite an inefficient heater, if i use a 1000watt bulb against a 1000w foot heater the heater warms the area quicker than the bulb.
Leaves however deal with light radiation and transpiration is hence the most efficient cooling system in mother nature. Hot leqves aint nothing really, hit them hard with radiation and light, what the sun does
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I use a pellet stove and have an air source ductless (no basement) but keep thinking I should install a geo with a loop in the lake, to lazy lol. I have 200’ of copper & glycol loop for my chilled water in the cool months as my res’s will still climb over 75 if I don’t.
Damn that’s far more than here. more needs to be done these systems at least the good brands are awesome. Also the warranty on them are awesome my loops are backed with a 50 yr lol and the unit itself was 10 or 15 yrs and they stand behind them which is a plus.
It must be nice re cheap rates, not here. But it’s still a hard sell for GEO and there are issues with infastructer re loop fields don’t do well in a housing project. A few places are using communal fields and lease to tie into it. It’s a pretty interesting concept but price is the kicker here. When you figure for every dollar spent (if electric) you get a ballpark of $4 back when heating, it’s great.
Your right it’s ridicules, for a complete up and running 5 ton 2 stage you would be kicking the hell out of $40,000, the government was offering up to $15,000 rebates on a 5 ton new stystem before the election
. We canceled 4 when the green on program ended.
enjoy your lightbulbs Mr Triggered!