No incident; it's just that with the efficiency of these new lights, 50W/ft² might be past the point of diminishing returns.The heat may be a problem at 50 but you can dial them down.
My 4 x 4 is currently running at 30 per foot and it is manageable with a scrubber.
And i didn't mean to cause an international incident. There is enough of that going around without my help.
Uh, what did I stumble into?
I have no idea, but I’m pretty sure I just caught a person or an algorithm operating from a computer in Belarus trying to pass off as a Greek-American.
What did you catch? Why do you think that? I'm not doubting you, I'm interested in how you figured it out.
Because he went to respond to my message that contained Russian Cyrillic, and his computer captured every character in his quoting of me except for two which the Belarusians don’t use. He also deleted the messages, but not before I showed Potroast. Not to mention he immediately jumped to trying to invalidate me when I barely said anything politically, and not at all about him or even too directly about Trump. I simply said “Don’t boycott American business just because you hate Trump. We hate him, too.”
Who are you talking about
Wait, that guy was serious that there are Russian trolls on these forums?
TheGreenGreek.
Clearly. Let’s not do this on this guy’s thread, though.
Right
your lower Nugs will thank u
Yea I read that light penetration was better.
Hopefully this won't start another fight, but that whole thing about COBs providing better penetration is myth. That doesn't mean you didn't buy yourself a damn good fixture though. I'm sure you'll be very happy with it.
I don’t believe it to be a myth. Light from a single source vs light from multiple sources provides a difference in how that light penetrates.
Why do you believe that to be the case?
Well science for starters. Secondly, I believe the engineers at Timber Grow Lights know more than we do.
Also QB’s have center hot spots due to cross lighting.
Diffusion, not strong point-source lighting, is what you want for maximum penetration.
That is not what the engineers are saying.