Growdown! Mars Hydro vs Grow Lights Australia
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Kassiopeija
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Prawn Connery
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I'm not sure why I would want to pay for a photo, but I'm glad it's free! We don't charge for photos, eitherIf you want.......light is off now. Tonight. You want to pay for a photo?for you it's free
It was just a joke,sorryI'm not sure why I would want to pay for a photo, but I'm glad it's free! We don't charge for photos, either
bk78
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Kinda like you?
Prawn Connery
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Thanks for sharing. I hope it grows well for you. We have a different approach to lighting, as you've seen, but as long as you're happy that's all that matters.
Prawn Connery
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I think you would be in a better position to answer that. I don't know the full specs of your light, but you can read all the Mars specs here: https://www.mars-hydro.com/fc-4800-samsung-lm301b-commercial-led-grow-light
Clearly there are differences in spectrum, complexity and configuration. Your light would appear to have more Far Red and Blue (or are those UVA LEDs?) as well as 4x as many drivers. Neither are waterproof.
Clearly there are differences in spectrum, complexity and configuration. Your light would appear to have more Far Red and Blue (or are those UVA LEDs?) as well as 4x as many drivers. Neither are waterproof.
Drivers are for the engines........ I think you don't understand the parts of my lamp
And explain what you write: Difference in spectrum???? Complexity???? Configuration????
Star Dog
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Do you have any pics of plants grown under it?
It's a solarium lamp
Because?
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Prawn Connery
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LOL! How many Mean Well drivers have you purchased lately? At last count, the company I am affiliated with has sold over 300.
You've bought one LED grow light from a third party and now you're an expert. I've designed and built three generations of LED grow lights over the past four years that are made locally and have sold in their hundreds.
The only reason you're still in this thread is for all our entertainment.
With respect........you don't give a answer !!only a lot of wordsLOL! How many Mean Well drivers have you purchased lately? At last count, the company I am affiliated with has sold over 300.
You've bought one LED grow light from a third party and now you're an expert. I've designed and built three generations of LED grow lights over the past four years that are made locally and have sold in their hundreds.
The only reason you're still in this thread is for all our entertainment.
bk78
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Why exactly are you trolling this thread? Literally no one cares about your lights you clearly overpaid for.
Kassiopeija
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So they talk about the Emerson-Effect and then just put a 2%(?) farred in their board.
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Then, why 630nm so high when it's already enough in the base SPD, why not raise 660 & 730 instead?
Then, so many drivers are bad for system efficacy and additionally pricey.
Next, there's no digital way to control the channels so you cannot do FR-EOD. Only manually dimming.