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  1. Carolina Dream'n

    Just went on a date with a new chic..

    Still in high school. Runnnnnn
  2. Carolina Dream'n

    Things you wished you'd known before first grow

    sealed room are the only way to grow. Wasted a lot of time trying to do the fresh air bullshit.
  3. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Thinking about adding a few more an see how they do watt for watt. Their expensive little boogers though, over 500 a piece.
  4. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    AC was modified to keep the 315 room the same temp as others. All measurements are at canopy.
  5. Carolina Dream'n

    Occupation

    Own a small business, rent income properties, play the stocks and grow.
  6. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Veg is the same for every room. 3-4 days under 4ft 8 bulb T5s. I think it's the lack of a spectrum change from the T5 to the CMH causing the lack of stretch. My plants under the 1000wDE finish around 30 inches, starting at about 6. The plants under 315s never got to above 24 inches, cutting my...
  7. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Thanks. I have run the same strain for 6 years, I know her like the back of my hand. I don't think people are saying in doing something wrong, just that I haven't hit the 315s full potential. I've heard claims up to 1.8 gpw on the same strain I grow. (Not the same cut). I grow SOG, the 315s...
  8. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Just played around wit a kilowatt meter and some 315s. 110v 315 pulled 382 watts from the wall. 220v 315 pulled 348 watts from the wall. 220v SolisTek Matrix on 600 pulled 628 watts from the wall. 220v SolisTek DE on 1000 pulled 1108 watts from the wall. So my 6 600s were pulling 3768...
  9. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    While I get the math, was told by many these would easily replace a 600 some people even saying a 1000. That is the buy point that I went on, so when that wasn't even close I was bummed. I've done 3 runs now with the 315s, and never even hit a full 5, it was almost 2 oz short. I'll just say...
  10. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    I'm throughly unimpressed with my 315s. I replaced 6 600s with 6 315s and yields went from 8 lbs to 4.5 to 5 at best. I'll b doing one more run with them, if it doesn't get better I'll be getting rid of them. IMO, the people who are trading them out and getting better results than before...
  11. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    The ballast doesn't know your using a 860 watt bulb. It's job is to send it 1000 watts of power the socket can use to the socket. The extra 100 watts is a by product of the ballast.
  12. Carolina Dream'n

    Dating and growing. Need advice.

    Don't bring girls to a grow house. Don't tell girls you date you grow. It never works out for any good.
  13. Carolina Dream'n

    how much AC

    In a 12,000 watt room, me personally I'd put a 24k btu on each wall. If one dies the others will have no problem keeping up. And will allow you to run whatever temps you'd like (some people like to drop lights on temp last few weeks to add color) in whatever weather you get (hot climates). But...
  14. Carolina Dream'n

    how much AC

    6000 btu minimum for 1000w light.
  15. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Simply keeping all outlets a nema6-15 would eliminate the the problem of people plugging 110v equipment into 220v power. I completely understand where your coming from. It's the person not knowing any betters fault, but manufacturs should realize not everyone has that knowledge and to keep it...
  16. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    I haven't opened a mag ballast in probably 4 years. The hardcore ballast has 110/220v on one unit, but it's wired to one voltage during production. They then put a cap over the other voltages input on the ballast. I think their 208v/480v ballast is the same way. Logistically I understand, it's...
  17. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    What ballast are you using?
  18. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    Yea. I'm thinking more about the old school mag ballast that are either wired to 120,240,208 or 480v. They can only run one voltage, yet most of those ballast use the same cord for 110/220v.
  19. Carolina Dream'n

    LEC - Light-Emitting Ceramic

    I'm confused. Are you agreeing or disagreeing?
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