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Also can you go threw your exhaust set up? I just got all my equipment and am thinking about how I want to control temps (have two thermostats, one simple one that has a setting for day and night and a second fancy one that can control fans, temps, humidity, and c02). I have six of the 600...

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Basically here is a quick rundown. I have six of the 600 watt Lumatek ballasts with Yield Master Hoods in a 10' x 12' room. Hoods I have two 8" Can Fans to cool the lights. I also have an 8" Can Fan exhaust system for the room as well as a 6" Can Fan for the intake. I also have Titan...

Get the final dry weight yet? Looks good, send me a clone!!!

Cardboard box, poke holes and run string across it. Hang from the strings in the box.

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I think it is all about the style you grow. If you do sea of green and 6" square pots (for 1 400) you can really pack them in there. Clone them, let them get about 4-6" tall and put them straight to flowering...should get nice single cola plants. This is what I am going for

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Just thought I would throw this in here 600watt High par Lumatek bulb $64.99 EACH http://www.ezhydroshop.com/products/Lumatek-600W-HPS-High%252dPar-Output-Bulb.html I ordered 6 and got a $15 discount so it ended up $65.47 EACH SHIPPED Also for those looking for good deals on 400watt Hortilux...

Perfect. Thanks...I was hoping to just be able to run the one 600 so that works for me. Thanks again

Question for anyone running the Lumatek switchable electronic ballast...do I need 600w bulbs if I plan to run at 400w or do you I a 600w bulb when running 600w and a 400w when running 400?

Switched the order today from the 6 400watt hps (generic brands) to 6 Lumatek switchable ballasts with yield master hoods...can run 400 or 600 hps or mh and debating which lights but probably the Lumatek high output hps lights

Keep in mind there is debate as to how well the Hortilux bulbs work with electronic/digital ballasts FAQ'sQ: Do HORTILUX lamps work on electronic/digital ballasts? A: HORTILUX lamps work equally well as any competitive brand on electronic ballasts. Performance really depends on the...

From Hortilux's site " FAQ'sQ: Do HORTILUX lamps work on electronic/digital ballasts? A: HORTILUX lamps work equally well as any competitive brand on electronic ballasts. Performance really depends on the quality of the electronic ballast and the ability of the ballast manufacture to...

Thanks. This gives me some ideas how I can get mine to flow to my basement drain. Yeah, I want things to be nice and easy. My friend who is helping me (and does SOG himself) will get the mothers going while I am setting up my room...Between him and I we will have around 6 (or more) mothers...

Cool, my drain system is one of the things I have not really put too much thought into until recently...more pics of different setups is good food for thought. Thanks. As for the fan/heat issue with the back lights, I think you are correct and I may go ahead and just order another fan right...

Exactly for me anyway. I was either looking at between $300-400 for 100 square pots or $20-30 for bags...decision is right there for me. But yes it would be nice/better to have nice rigid pots.

The ones I was looking at appear to be square bags. http://www.bghydro.com/BGH/itemdesc.asp?ic=COGB3

3-4 feet. depending on how things fit...probably closer to 3. I just saw yours and it appears to me if you switch to bags instead of pots you could cut down cost and fit more plants. Here is a link to 3 gallon bags http://www.bghydro.com/BGH/itemdesc.asp?ic=COGB3 Also a link to a cheap easy...