2.25 sq ft cardboard cab

[Buffalo Soldier]

Keep it up, I find that the 42w Put out a nice lil bit of heat when you get 2-6 of them together. So I decided to go with a 150w hps, its awesome.. I just gotta separate the ballast so its remote. By doing this I hope to improve my heat issues 15-20% so ill be fine. Will check back in your log in couple days your ladie looks great, wish I just could do 1 ladie but i need 3 lol:hippy:



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didn't know you could disconnect the ballast........???

please, tell me more.

I want more ladies too man, but I gotta get more space and build a cab....A wooden cab will be more stable and will be easier to attach a filter and control the odor

Buffalo Soldier Reviewed by Buffalo Soldier on 03-19-2010. 2.25 sq ft cardboard cab hey fellas, readin about all of these cardboard cabs has my wheels spinning.........currently experimenting with a 18"x18"x48" cardboard cab running 4 6500k cfls with a total of 5600 lumens. I have 2 clones at the moment underneath. using the cheapo set up with splitters etc. walls lined with mylar. is this the best lighting setup for this space?? anymore seems to just be inefficient as i don't want to run the cfl's vertical....i want that bit of an angle that the splitters provide. I also Rating: 5