Just thought I would stop by and show off my veg a little bit. Even though I went to HPS for flowering since I built a new room I will prolly allways veg under par t5's
8-8-2012
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swap up the 2 actinic bulbs for either some 6500k bulbs or some florasuns you got Wayyy to much blue x2 1200k and x2 6500k or 5000k(florasun) would be a better spectrum for veg.
Just thought I would stop by and show off my veg a little bit. Even though I went to HPS for flowering since I built a new room I will prolly allways veg under par t5's
8-8-2012
8-14-2012
Snoochie Boochie Noochies!
2000W Medical Garden, Prepetual Multi Strain Grow *Current Grow Journal*
Fire OG under PAR/PUR Lighting Grow Journal *FIRST GROW JOURNAL*
Prop 215 and SB420 Compliant
Just thought I'd let anyone know that is interested. The new device came today and here is a spd reading of the Fiji Purple lamp that some have been waiting for, sure is crazy how manufacturer's "edit" their spd that they put on their packaging. I took spd's of all the different lamps I have and a lot of them are extremely similar. I guess the different manufacturers like to change it up a little bit on their "packaging spd" so that it looks like they are selling a different product when really they are not.
Believe it or not, all of the T5 lamps peak at 405 and 435, including the red sun lamp. Also, the red sun lamp does contain a little 700nm as well. I will post that graph along with the Fiji.
I really do like the Truelumen 460nm, it has a lot of the 460nm just like it says. Still has the 405 and 435 peak like all of them do. Well, here you go.
Fiji Purple lamp
Redsun lamp
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Last edited by Fonzarelli; 08-18-2012 at 12:52 AM.
yeah, I did the florasun, the only 3000k lamp I tested was a GE one. Here they are.
Florasun lamp
GE 3000k lamp
Also, in case you were wondering Hyroot, the Florasun has a much better output than the Sylvania Gro-Lux FYI. I made the mistake and had a few shipped over from Europe to try them out. Florasun and ATI Procolors are very similar as well. Found a place that still had some 2ft Procolors left and they are the best as far as tri-band+deep red. If you really want me to I can upload the SPD of the Sylvania and Procolor, but I don't want this to get out of hand unless you guys want to start donating some loot LOL, wasn't cheap.
really interested in the info on the truelumens!!
hell i throw 20$ your way in a month, waiting on a check.. but anyways yeah man keep up the spds i would be happy for any of these real spectrums graphs just Pm all of em to me if you got free time.
Last edited by polyarcturus; 08-18-2012 at 01:11 AM.
Fonz, not sure if you have one but can you test out the Coralife Colormax if you have one please. Thinking of replacing my fiji or my Actric with that to get a bit of the blue out of my reg.
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2000W Medical Garden, Prepetual Multi Strain Grow *Current Grow Journal*
Fire OG under PAR/PUR Lighting Grow Journal *FIRST GROW JOURNAL*
Prop 215 and SB420 Compliant
Nice job by you Fonz!
Have a question, I noticed the vertical legend is different, some start at zero with first demarcation at 10, others it's 1000. What's up with that?
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I have my device on auto-adjust right now for aperature speed. My guess is that it also adjusts the "vertical axis" which is also relative intensity. It makes no difference if it is 10 or 1000 because it is only used to understand the relationship of the intensity between the peaks within the light spectra being studied.
My guess is that I had the optic closer to the lamps on the ones that have 1000's as the interval. It adjusts itself so that the relative intensity stays the same and you don't get over-saturation when taking a reading. It's a really nice feature.
Just ignore the y-axis, it is not measuring absolute intensity in watts or whatever they measure it with. It is only meant to be used to relate the intensity of the peaks within a light source. This is true for all SPDs, they are not giving you the actual "energy" output(I can't remember the actual name), it is just there to show you how the intensities of the peaks within a light source relate. Basically it is there to show you the ratio of the peak intensities between the peaks within a light source. Does this make sense? I'm having a hard time putting my thoughts into words right now. Just woke up. LOL
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