DIY light mover, idea thread. With a twist.
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bicit
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It's going to be a 7-axis growing machine with a built in integrated sphere, bacon toaster, and podcast streaming.Combine it together!
alesh
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Sounds good. Don't forget a fog generator.
salmonetin
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...alesh i like the idea of big spining reflector for a cob`s lamp... better for diy way... and economic too... thanks for sharing the vid...
saludos
saludos
Bigger Bud
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I'm using one of these to get 2 feet of movement in a long room:
http://www.progressiveautomations.com/mini-linear-actuator?gclid=CjwKEAjw3sKpBRDJ7rDqzsyuhDASJACZAikitLBfg7niGV08y4pkJ8JreWRHpG3njrb54kbLghOR3RoCmuXw_wcB
Worth it or waste of time?
http://www.progressiveautomations.com/mini-linear-actuator?gclid=CjwKEAjw3sKpBRDJ7rDqzsyuhDASJACZAikitLBfg7niGV08y4pkJ8JreWRHpG3njrb54kbLghOR3RoCmuXw_wcB
Worth it or waste of time?
bicit
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Depends on what you're using for lighting. If you're light is appropriately sized, then I see no reason why it wouldn't work. If you're trying to 'stretch' your light source, then you'll get fluffy results. There is no replacement for photon count.
REALSTYLES
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bicit I swear just add more light save time and money. Added more light and everything is dimmed to 186 each panel and I have 8 now today's pics and I have more lolDepends on what you're using for lighting. If you're light is appropriately sized, then I see no reason why it wouldn't work. If you're trying to 'stretch' your light source, then you'll get fluffy results. There is no replacement for photon count.
nachooo
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About 10 or more years ago, I designed and built a rotary device with leds, . One small fan with an axis that had atached a bar of leds. I solved the problem of electricity transmisión over a rotation axis, studying the concept of what in english is named "slip ring", so I basically build one from scratch with 2 ball bearings..., one for the positive , and other to the negative, that were inserted in the rotating axis.., .I used the old Little leds that existed that time...It worked!!! but All has to be very well calibrated, cause the rotation speed maked all inestable...those were great times...
Hope you understand the concept
Hope you understand the concept