Equipment help
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Thanks for getting back to me it's appreciated !
All take a look at the stuff u said. Yeah there's too many options and it's got me a bit confused. Kinda want to buy the right equipment first time, rather than buying a set up and having to replace it all
Thanks for getting back to me it's appreciated !
All take a look at the stuff u said. Yeah there's too many options and it's got me a bit confused. Kinda want to buy the right equipment first time, rather than buying a set up and having to replace it all
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Welcome to the VIVOHUT, where Bill brings Cannabis to life.
The VIVOHUT has taken me the last 4 months to construct.
It is a 100 gi/ft purpose built 4 season grow facility.
I will give a detailed breakdown of the construction later on in this journal.
A Special thank you to @VIVOSUN for supplying all the equipment I'll be featuring in the upcoming VIVOHUT grows.
This grow will be starting off with @VIVOSUN VSlOOO for the babies then switching to the @VIVOSUN VS4000 for veg.
@Herbies Seeds has kicked us off with the Dessert...
I show it all at the beginning of this thread.
The light and equipment for my flower room would run your 4x4 perfectly.
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Bill284
the hardest part to get right is always the light.
it helps to learn a little bit about led, wattage, kelvin, light spectrum etc before pulling the trigger on a rig.
you're gonna do best with 35 - 50w sq/ft. the newer tech is towards the lower number, but brand new doesn't automatically mean you are getting that tech. get a rig with dimming capability, it will be invaluable.
pay attention to chipsets. the best emitters in the industry are currently samsung lm301's. unfortunately, they are soon to be ended. they are made in taiwan, and the industry is switching to defence/military in that part of the world.
there are other chipsets that will work fantastic, they just won't be as efficient, cheap to run, or last as long.
it helps to learn a little bit about led, wattage, kelvin, light spectrum etc before pulling the trigger on a rig.
you're gonna do best with 35 - 50w sq/ft. the newer tech is towards the lower number, but brand new doesn't automatically mean you are getting that tech. get a rig with dimming capability, it will be invaluable.
pay attention to chipsets. the best emitters in the industry are currently samsung lm301's. unfortunately, they are soon to be ended. they are made in taiwan, and the industry is switching to defence/military in that part of the world.
there are other chipsets that will work fantastic, they just won't be as efficient, cheap to run, or last as long.
Some set-ups are put together by the people that make the tents. Often these seem to be kits based on price and intended for someone wanting to get started. Then there are set-ups that are put together by companies that make the lights or filters and they match components will work together first and and they are priced for quality and efficiency more than costing less.Kinda want to buy the right equipment first time, rather than buying a set up and having to replace it all
Read up on everything. I even read up on how to build my own LED fixtures as part of the learning process. It helped make the information on all the different LED light fixtures make sense and help end the confusion.
