Quantum Boards Grow

Mohican

Mohican

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Love the way they are manufactured in sheets like that. Nice haul. Can't wait to see them in action.
 
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GameEnders

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shadow_moose said:
That reminds me of that line from Farcry 3 "Did I ever tell you the definition of insanity? It's when you do the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result each time." or something to that effect. Yoda seems to have that going on, except he's just dumb, not insane.
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This cracks me up. It's such a famous quote, not that I know the real source. But I do love me some Farcry 3.
 
zep_lover

zep_lover

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20170611_112238.jpg what size is your screen?how many watts are you running the light at?looks very good!the light spread is much more even than with my cxb3590 lights.here is one of my gg4 that finished a few weeks ago.11 and a half oz with 2 of my 200 watt cxb lights in front of it.my screen is 6 foot high by 2 and a half feet wide.i ran the lights at half power for 3 weeks and full power for almost 7 more weeks.
 
captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
what are the little green and red things? water level indicators? or remote antennas so you can fly that kite around?
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Yep, just for res level.

1000ppm said:
Captain how did that last gg4 turn out with that wall vert?

What do you think of the 730nm?
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Had a few issues but came out ok and I've used 730 nm for years, wouldn't grow without it.
 
captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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zep_lover said:
View attachment 3970427 what size is your screen?how many watts are you running the light at?looks very good!the light spread is much more even than with my cxb3590 lights.here is one of my gg4 that finished a few weeks ago.11 and a half oz with 2 of my 200 watt cxb lights in front of it.my screen is 6 foot high by 2 and a half feet wide.i ran the lights at half power for 3 weeks and full power for almost 7 more weeks.
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Screen is 6' wide and 5' tall and the light pulls 547 watts at the wall.
 
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