No your wrong Indagro uses a 1000000000k bulb with a secret american phosphor, plus the ballast is driven by nuclear power........well shit we have allot of it
Now you tell me! Had I known that 6 months ago I would have saved all that time I put into V-C-F.
C'mon P! You're giving aware sensitive national security intelligence here. You know these guys are lurking on the the canna forums for just this kind of intel. Please just don't tell them about their proprietary cold fusion driver or they'll want to reverse engineer it along with the 1000000000K phosphor blend.
very very funny. unless of course there really is an NWORD.
Chaz, with Inda-Gro, what is your recommendation for spacing and height off canopy for optimum medicine in a top lit greenhouse? Have you done any greenhouse installations with movers, what height and spacing that case? In feet and sq ft. please.
It flowers good with out the pontoon.
Fixture count and spacing in a greenhouse to supplement sunlight depends entirely upon how much sunlight you can expect to contribute throughout the year. If you want to grow year round than the fixture count and layout would be dictated by the shortest daylight periods. As a very general rule of thumb you can look for a single IG 420 to cover a 6' x 6' area with a 42-48" lamp to canopy separation.
You will increase bud density with the Pontoon and can push a longer flowering photoperiod with the 730's coming on at lights out. Halogens are high wattage and tend to peak @ ~560nm where they then fall off fairly rapidly. They do emit into the red-deep red regions but for that matter so do the 420 phosphors. I think the real beauty of the Pontoons is the low wattage 660nm diodes coupled with the 6 watts of 730's at lights out.
Do you have any specifications you can show us?
R&D costs $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$...........Soooo.............copy,copy,copy,copy............build,build,build,build..........DON"T jump off our factory roof please!!
Lesbian lol
I'm inclined to think that way too, but the simple fact that Induction bulbs are not made in the USA (there are no guidelines), the only thing you're buying from the American company selling it is the warranty. I priced out 3 400W units from Supertek and it was less than one Inda Grow. I'd really love to use the American company, but... 3400 reasons are making me sway.
