Recent content by CaptainPointless

Unfortunately, I have not. To be honest, I haven't been very active on here lately. Unemployment woes, ya know? My buddy and I are planning on growing very soon though, and when we do, I'm going to propose the idea to him about the LED pole, and see if he would be willing to kick in on the...

Hey y'all. Sorry I haven't been on in a while. Financial issues, you know how that goes. Anywho, I have gravitated from buying a pre-made LED lamp setup to planning a design for my own. When I get the chance to do that, you'll hear from me again concerning LEDs...until I get my finances...

Haha thanks for the friendly words. Yeah, drawing is the main medium that I enjoy doing, though photography is a close second. As far as my avatar, nah, I didn't do that -- it came from a custom bootloader image for my T-Mobile G1 (Android love!!!). I'm bored during my 7 hour break during class...

Drawings: (Epic of the Meaningless World) (A Day in the Life of a Psychonaut) (Terror-Tubbies) (Orange Bombsom)

Digital: (Apathy) (Sadness) (Fear) (Envy) (Acceptance) (Affection)

All of this was completed 2005-2007. If you want to know more about specific pieces, please visit my DevArt page, @ http://scironthebandit.deviantart.com. :) Photography: (1965 Shelby Cobra 427) (1970 Dodge Challenger R/T) (Essence of Farnand) (Flight of the Bumblebee)...

Depends on your setup, and the spec'd beam angle of the LEDs comprising the lamp you are looking at. Assuming that you would be using a 300W lamp with a 140 degree beam angle, you should be able to do between 20-30 smaller plants in a SOG setup, and probably about a maximum of 8-10 in a ScrOG or...

I've always loved furniture design. Do you know / have you seen some of the stuff designed by Wendell Castle? I met him a while back when I was taking a sculpture class -- my Sculpture professor had a show with him in Rochester, NY. A little later, I was back at RIT, and he had some stuff...

Bahahahaha! :mrgreen:

I have no idea the quality of the vase, but since the OP seems to be looking for a larger than 5" tube, it was the cheapest that I could find with a quick online search. Agreed, though, about the light transmission. The disadvantages provided by the blocked light are far outweighed by the...

I would not assume that the shade will block any usable light (with the exception of UV light, and that is definitely not a certainty). Different types of glass have different levels of light transmission, as well as different properties concerning heat. I would make a bet that the glass is not...

I just found this...affordable, and you would simply have to cut the base off (flaming string technique or dremel with diamond cutoff wheels). http://www.100candles.com/items/item_9484.htm (20" x 6") ^^Hope that helps your dilemma! EDIT: Need a bigger one...

Haha, seems to be the case, doesn't it? Heath, do you think you're going to get a decent amount or quality out of this? I ask, because I am wholly uneducated about this type (ABC) of plant. Or is this just more of an experimental grow?

I love your FTV setup Heath! Fantastic way to utilize the maximum sq. footage available. I'm actually trying to come up with a way to do the same basic thing in a very tight area (24x24x60) -- I'm pretty well on my way with the design. I did want to let you know, though, that your link isn't...

Especially not the one the OP linked to. Looking at it, it contains a lot of unnecessary spectra that are taking the place of more usable spectrum LEDs. I most definitely wouldn't spend $279 on it, that's for sure. Maybe if it were around 125 bucks...