Quote Originally Posted by Smurph
Just took an exam and sold my books back to the school. That funded 4 new really awesome [see below] light sockets, 4 splitters, and 4 more bulbs to compliment the 4 total that I have right now, bringing me to 8 lights @ 1600lumen each for a grand total of *drumroll* 12,800 lumen for what is right now 3ft^2 space, I'm gonna enclose it a little more.

The sockets I got are really cool. They have a hook on the bottom, then they have this part that twists so you can easily install them at any point on a wire...in parallel. No solder, no electrical tape, and even better, I can change their location no problem. Something I see helping out when I have a 3ft plant.

omg, where did you get those sockets? they look pretty awesome... i love how adjustable they are!

I have begun planning the changes i;m going to need to do to my cab for my next transplant, and figuring out how i want to arrange the lights to maximize their effeniency has been a little tricky... i haven;t quite figured out what i want to do yet, but i could see myself using something like those... its like track lighting, but without the track!
syde00 Reviewed by syde00 on . Budget/Refrigerator grow The Situation: I have a side-by-side refrigerator that currently does not work, but I can't do any damage (i.e. cut vent holes) to it because its going to get fixed eventually. The Box: Approximate Interior Dimensions (for the side we're using for this): 59" tall (we'll call it 5ft) 18" wide 24" deep So that's 3sq ft on the bottom, and according to a post in the lighting section, I want 5000lumens/sq ft which is 15,000lumen total. Rating: 5