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My buddy has been asking for grow advice. He has a good job and I think I am going to point him in the Hempy/Timber lights direction. Lazy growing with great lights.
Isn't that an Old Milwaukee commercial??? Lol, my how times have changed for the betterHonestly, it doesn't get much better than this.![]()
Hello Tead,
Good post - I know some manufacturers and hobbyists have messed with forced active cooling using air and water. Both are expensive to implement and prone to breakage, especially fans in a high moisture environment.
We recommend the use of a small clip on fan, like an inexpensive oscillating fan, to blow cool air across the heat sinks pins, and the driver(s). This will help lower their operating temps by 20-30°F. Added benefit, if it breaks it's easy to replace.
HPS hoods often use in-line cooling in order to dissipate some of the radiant heat as well, which is inherent in lamp based lights but not in LED based lighting. Our lights will get warm to the touch, but never as hot as an MH/HPS light so sometimes they are contained in an enclosed hood for safety - this makes active cooling a necessity due to heat build up.
Hope this helps - thanks for raising up the question. We are interested in feedback from the community at large!
Have a good day.
Regards,
Dan
Good afternoon everyone.
Busy day.
Nice discussion about lights. I realize I’ve been spared the price tag for my Timbers, but honestly, having used these beautiful fixtures I’d spring for them one at a time. It was a desire that manifested within a week of expressing the interest. One of those beautiful cosmic moments when I let the universe work without needing to be in control.
I’ve had my share of other lights, some of them very nice, expensive toys, and not a single one of them made my plants as happy as Timbers have.
Thanks @DrDoob.![]()
Night-night Amy.For the first time ever I have a tent where Carnival won’t be the star.
Morning Sue, I started a new thread for ACE Seeds plants. I've been in touch with Dubi at ACE and sent him the link and he signed up in the middle of the night as ACE Seeds. It's a place to showcase your Zam x Pam and maybe get some input from the ACE breeders. Here's the link: ACE Seeds Plant Pics
Wow! Who would've thunk it! Like myself,Sue, you must be a beleiver of "if it aint broke...dont fix it!" But i know Carnival will still be a big part of your green diet. You always have a way with words. Thank you for your hard work, extra efforts, and taking the time.
Always a pleasure to visit ANY of your gardens!
Sparks.
Was that in BIL's hooch, or your own? Didn't seem like BIL was a grower....
Do you remember when it's from?
The seed was tucked away on a shelf under some DVDs in his apartment. It was the BIL’s feeble growing attempts that brought me to cannabis cultivation and ultimately to
The original two plants were his cast-offs, a Medical No Name and a Northern Lights. Saving them inspired me to do it right, and when I found Tulip’s thread on CFLs I knew it was for me.
So we’re talking the summer of 2014.
.... and the circle returns. Fun stuff!
LOLZ!What's the black stuff in that bucket?
What's the black stuff in that bucket?