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Aw. Verdict in then. Both Gen 7 Rapidled typed d Timber type c. COB kits could you advise on differences? As well as which of those fixtures is best and why?

Rapid led is Gen 7 type d. Haven't heard back from timber yet

I don't know how to ask this question anymore as this forum for whatever reason won't let me post links. My question was about two rapidled products and timberled product. Products in question Timberled model 4vl Rapidled quad 300 plug and play Rapidled vero29se 2x4 grow kit Here was my...

How'd you find the heat? Was it that bad?

For an optimal 4 plant set up with the cmh would you say the 4x4 suffices? Or could you grt away with the 3x3 and a single 315w? Ps did you use the single bulb 630 or two 315 bulbs?

Sun systems diamond 630w fixture seems to be a nice compact unit for a 4x4 tent. Has a 4x5 coverage (apparently I don't meet the criteria to post links but look it up) Just need to see if you can aquately cool it.

I was searching for a 3x6 tent and stumbled upon the mammoth gavita tent (3.6x5.9x7 feet) and this got me interested in this new light which the tent was built for. I'm familiar with 600w and 1000w hps but I've never heard of this new gavita Pro 6/750 EL DE flex light. How does this light...

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Is there reason in particular you thoguht you needed to make the switch from a 4x4 to 5x5 tent? Was the 4x4 limiting? I'm going to be doing a 4 plant 630w cmh grow and have heard people suggest everything from 3x3 to 4x4 to 5x5. I'd love to hear your advice on this. From your experience what...

What do you think? The footprint is traditionally 3x3 but would it be able to sufficiently flower a 2x4 tent? I doubt a 2x4 can handle two 315s

I haven't been happy with some of the reflectors available out there, coverage and price, and am considering getting the cmh socket to mogul adaptor and putting it on a different hid reflector. The problem is I haven't been able to find much information on how well these adaptors work.

In a 4x4 or 5x5, which gives off more heat? Say 600 watts cobs vs 630 cmh? Is there a significant difference? A watt is a watt no? Everyone keeps saying leds rub so cool though

So nothing local to us north of the border? No actual Canadian distributor sites selling in Canadian soil?

I've been reading a lot of grow journals lately of people using this light and there seems to be no consensus on what is the best tent for a single fixture dual bulb 630w cmh light. What's your guys take on it? I've read 4x4 but that seems like it'd be too much heat, especially for the open...

With the upcoming legalization happening this October in Canada, it got me thinking what the ideal tent set up would be to maximize the legal 4 plant limit... What would you guys say that is - especially for a soil set up which tends to need a larger footprint requirement than hydro?

What would the ideal single tent size be for the 630 watts of cmh lighting (considering all things: light coverage, intensity, and especially cooling)? Would you recommend the single hood version or having two separate single bulb ones for the aforementioned tent? The 630w seems like a...

You haven't had an issue with the weight? I wrote secret Jardin asking if I could do this same thing along with a carbon filter and they advised it was too much weight. That each pole was only rated to 15 kg each. How have you found cooling that space? What cfms inline do you use? I'm debating...

What brand of tent is your 3x6?ive been searching unsuccessfully for a long time trying to find a 3x6 tent.

I've noticed a ton of love being shown to these 315w lights but not much is said on their dimming capabilities. Do they lose a lot of spectrum and output when dimmed like other HIDs? I've been debating getting a 630w (2 single 315s) fixture but it will be too hot for my small 3x3 tent. As such I...

I was listening to a Jeff Lowenfels interview on KIS' podcast and it got me thinking about the issue of crop rotation and reusing soil. Both Jeff (author of teaming with microbes) and tad seem to be strong proponents of reusing the soil without break. As an organic market farmer this seems...