chuck estevez
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they also just came out with dual voltage gavitas
made for the adjust a wing https://www.sunlightsupply.com/shop...st-a-wings-large-de-socket-kit-with-lamp-cordwell, humans can't see P.A.R, but it definitely was brighter and the par meter reading was over twice of a new 1000 hortilux.
I was worried about the coverage because of the small reflector, after I turned it on, that worry went away. It outshines my other 2 1000 watters.
I think so, the bulbs only need changing every 5000 hours and they also sell the replacement innards of the reflector for 60$.Maybe I was reading it wrong. Does every Gavita Pro system come with a Phillips DE bulb?
I believe DE bulbs for sure, but these uncooled one piece units like the Govita Pro will need headroom and a few feet clearance from your canopy.Interesting topic. I have always stuck with the hortilux 1000 bulbs. Hypothetically speaking if you were setting up a room and had the money would the gavita de be the way to go? For those wondering I am not in this position, it's just the best way to gage an answer in my opinion.
Sunlight Supply makes a cooled hood for DE bulbs that you can run without the glass. The numbers from that remote ballast setup beat the Govita Pro in the earlier mentioned testing.The man. I am a little ignorant when it comes to this technology so I apologize for the basic questions. Do they make cooled de bulbs?
Sunlight Supply makes a cooled hood for DE bulbs that you can run without the glass. The numbers from that remote ballast setup beat the Govita Pro in the earlier mentioned testing.
Yeah, like 100-150 of themHoly shit!!!!!
Double ended lamps don't have much on a good setup with your typical e37 mogul.
I said not much because a good hid setup runs at high frequency, same as gavita.
A good hid setup runs low thd (this is where the double ended lamp shines a little better)
With a e37 mogul the electrodes have to run parallel to one another, the dual ended does not. This surely creates a more quality light but is it all that much better than conventional high freq ballast and e37 mogul. Slight edge is all there would be in my opinion but hey, I don't design lights for a living.
I'm not an LED manufacturer. LED tech advances faster than computer tech.
Any lamp that mostly generates heat (and a little light) is doomed
i just read that article about phillips ???!?!?!? WTF... thats fucking retarded... one buyer.... harassed them..... so they quit selling to the whole Canna industry>!?!??! WTF? bull shit. phillips and gavita are in cahoots imo
These have electrodes at both ends, correct? Not sure how you would go vertical without at least wires blocking some of the light.I've seen some sick grows on the farm with these, but I'm not interested until they can go bare vert.
Post #1305. 1.17 g/w under LED. http://rollitup.org/t/diy-led-cree-cxa3070.789575/page-66
Worth noting, at least.
Alright so here is the final number from the last run:
988 grams
Or roughly 35 ounces.
It exceeded any expectations that even I had. 1.65 GPW on full organics.
These have electrodes at both ends, correct? Not sure how you would go vertical without at least wires blocking some of the light.