Need advice on spinning lights

rbahadosingh

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i got to see 2 of these lights in action today and they spin slow. so as far as them being cooled by spinning thats just non sense. the guy told me they dont really lower the temp in the room but they get rid of the "hotspot" you have when you have a light standing still. they do however get light lower into the canopy like dave was saying. over all i think it would be a waste of money. but thats just my opinnion.
 
ha you guys are funny ok heres the sweet side life light systems are the best becuse, they are self cooled and you can have mulit spectem bulbs from sunpulse that are made for high frequncy ballast witch run alot more cheap sunpulselamps.com. you say the bend the light you are a dumb ass light moves a such a fast speed spinning at a fan rate will not mess up the speed of light get over your self. lls ( lifelightsystem.com) will grow the best pot you could ever imagein my brother has 2 2 arm 400watt each arm and a 4 arm 250 each arm, and a few other spinners but the point is his bud is some of the best bud i have ever smoked.
also buy spinning you increase the area your lights can grow, for example you may grow with one 1000watt and a hood witch gets hot and puts stress on your bulb witch shortens its life, you may grow one or 2 plants with about 5 oz a plant. with one 4 arm 250 you can grow about 8 plants with one lighting system with less enrgy than it would take with a bunch of hoods to grow 8 plants.
puls hps burn up and leak mucury on high frequncy ballast. so you have to use core & coil so you wasting enrgy. really check out the web site. hightimes did a center fill on the spinners they said they were the best i think so and sunpulse lamps are the best for e and d ballasts they come with 2 year warrnty its the lambo of the indoor hydroponics
 

fdd2blk

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ha you guys are funny ok heres the sweet side life light systems are the best becuse, they are self cooled and you can have mulit spectem bulbs from sunpulse that are made for high frequncy ballast witch run alot more cheap sunpulselamps.com. you say the bend the light you are a dumb ass light moves a such a fast speed spinning at a fan rate will not mess up the speed of light get over your self. lls ( lifelightsystem.com) will grow the best pot you could ever imagein my brother has 2 2 arm 400watt each arm and a 4 arm 250 each arm, and a few other spinners but the point is his bud is some of the best bud i have ever smoked.
also buy spinning you increase the area your lights can grow, for example you may grow with one 1000watt and a hood witch gets hot and puts stress on your bulb witch shortens its life, you may grow one or 2 plants with about 5 oz a plant. with one 4 arm 250 you can grow about 8 plants with one lighting system with less enrgy than it would take with a bunch of hoods to grow 8 plants.
puls hps burn up and leak mucury on high frequncy ballast. so you have to use core & coil so you wasting enrgy. really check out the web site. hightimes did a center fill on the spinners they said they were the best i think so and sunpulse lamps are the best for e and d ballasts they come with 2 year warrnty its the lambo of the indoor hydroponics

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GreedAndVanity

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While taking a biology class my professor told me that plants absorb most of the light for light dependent reactions within the early morning and possibly late after noon hours.

He said that plants tend to close their stomata during periods of intense direct light. I can imagine this would displace the ammount of time spent in direct light and cause most light be absorbed at an angular position to the leaf being horizontal.

I am not sure if this is applicable to indoor growing considering the lights we use are nothing compared to the sun but it might have something to do with the increased yields.

Basically intense light causes stomata to close due to it being an imperfect system of dealing with water stress. Closed stomata allow the plant to not transpire during times of intense heat where possibly more water could be passed off then possible could be uptaken. However it is a reaction with light and not heat which causes the stomatal closure. hence it is imperfect and can possibly be dealt with in an indoor growing scenario.
 

anberlinaddict

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Ok so Ive been having some long talks with our local grow shop and there main line of lights are the new spinning lights w/ multi spectrum bulbs. Has anyone had any experience, I would really like to know. On a fixed hood if you put one hand on top of the other with a space between, your bottom hand will be shaded. (like leaves shading lower branches) Now with these lights and the way it was explained to me if you do the same your bottom hand will be lit up so in the end your getting more light to more areas of your plants. I've read a few articles of people producing huge amounts on one plant (indoors). It would be nice to grow one or two instead of ten if you could get the same amount. Any input would be great!:idea:
dude spinning lights are just another way for people to make money from people like u.

Ive seen first hand someone pull HEAVY weight using CFLs.. why would u need anything bigger/better then HPS

SPINNING LIGHTS? hahahaahhaahahahahahahahah
 
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