ttystikk
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Sounds like you could use one of those HPS glasses.
I have some, but they aren't sunglasses- so they still gave me eyestrain.
Sounds like you could use one of those HPS glasses.
Damn especially the hydro shop i was recently running, we had atleast 12k of lights in displays. I could barely see when i driving home at night. Lol i wonder if it is even safe sleeping in a house 10k + in magnetic ballast. Just from the all that electricity. My house has this constant buzzing noise.. sometimes i wonder if its frying my brain![]()
My brother was using those a while back, his comment was way more frost, less yield. I do like the white light that comes from the CDM, more then the red from a regular bulb it seems less stress on your eyes when working in the room..
@ODanksta: does your brother have more specific numbers? You said way more frost and since that's a large part of the eventual dry weight, the wet weight had to be much lower.
Perhaps a BHO run for both bulbs will show different results and it may be at least a good bulb for resin production.
Damn especially the hydro shop i was recently running, we had atleast 12k of lights in displays. I could barely see when i driving home at night. Lol i wonder if it is even safe sleeping in a house 10k + in magnetic ballast. Just from the all that electricity. My house has this constant buzzing noise.. sometimes i wonder if its frying my brain![]()
It's well known that humans need time for their eyes to adjust from light to darkness and back. I can imagine that attempting to rush this process might at least be uncomfortable. I'm curious if it can lead to problems.
Sealed CO2 or ventilated?
What exactly seems to be the problem? High rh all the time?
What is the temperature of your air handler coil? Room temp?
How many cfm are you blowing through the air handler. How many watts you running? Room volume?