Caliverner
Well-Known Member
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I know it's dope 200 on offer upAHHHHHHH Bliss! lol
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I don't think soCan't beat that.
Nice!!!Lol good guess
If your light isn't fully shutting off that can totally cause nanners.It is my 2000 watt @HydroKid239 went back to pulling the plug no power no light and I still don't know if it was the cause of the nanners just a thought as always thank you for your time and the best of luck
I unplugged the unit for tonight. I’m on an 18/6 light cycle.Good digital timers are fine too.
I second this. Where in the world are you? It makes a difference which electrical grid you're on. In NA it's important to remember that all circuits share a neutral. It's most likely your timer. Does it do this if you physically unplug the light? Do you have a Good multimeter?
Mine is a VanderYooo hydro guess what I bought lol
What type of timer are you using? That would be my first guess. If it's a cheap timer, it might be letting a tiny bit of current through, and led's don't take much. I don't know.I unplugged the unit for tonight. I’m on an 18/6 light cycle.