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    #1
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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    I read and hear about all different TYPES of light: LED, halogin(?), sodium filled, etc etc etc. Can somebody give some quick pros and cons of each??

    :rastasmoke:
    Kirker Reviewed by Kirker on . Can Someone Teach Lights 101?? I read and hear about all different TYPES of light: LED, halogin(?), sodium filled, etc etc etc. Can somebody give some quick pros and cons of each?? :rastasmoke: Rating: 5

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Quote Originally Posted by Kirker
    I read and hear about all different TYPES of light: LED, halogen(?), sodium filled, etc etc etc. Can somebody give some quick pros and cons of each??

    :rastasmoke:
    Tall order, brah.

    And It can get technical.
    Not da kine thing you can jus' spoon-feed.

    It would be mo' betta to read till yer eyes bleed.
    Then you can ask less general questions to fill in any gaps in what you learn on your own.

    You'll get a lot more out of it.

    Or, detail your situation and ask what light best suits you.
    Or, open with the answers to all the questions folk will have to ask you to be able to suggest a match.

    Budget?
    Cost of power?
    Heat/ventilation constraints?
    Size of area?
    Your skill level?
    Grow style?
    Etc?

    That way, you may reap more than opinion, argument, and sales reps.

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Start here: Indoor Lighting - Cannabis Forums Message Boards - Medical Marijuana, Cannabis Club, Dispensary, News

    There are 4 threads in red called 'stickies' at the top of that section. Should have all the info you need. I'd get a cup of coffee going :jointsmile:

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    #4
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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    'the truth is out there'....:abduct:read...:thumbsup:

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    #5
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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Quote Originally Posted by bigtopsfinn
    Start here: Indoor Lighting - Cannabis Forums Message Boards - Medical Marijuana, Cannabis Club, Dispensary, News

    There are 4 threads in red called 'stickies' at the top of that section. Should have all the info you need. I'd get a cup of coffee going :jointsmile:
    Oh ok, I didn't see that lighting section, I will read some threads. As far as the being more specific, I guess my biggest concerns would be:
    1) Safety
    2) Low Heat (ties in with #1)
    3) Cost to OPERATE
    4) Performance (I suppose that kinda goes without saying)

    :rastasmoke:

    P.S. With my limited knowledge of light, looking at items 1-3, I might guess LED to be my choice?? Thoughts??

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Quote Originally Posted by Kirker
    Oh ok, I didn't see that lighting section, I will read some threads. As far as the being more specific, I guess my biggest concerns would be:
    1) Safety
    2) Low Heat (ties in with #1)
    3) Cost to OPERATE
    4) Performance (I suppose that kinda goes without saying)

    :rastasmoke:
    You are leaving out two of the most important factors (imho): Yield/Quality.

    Of course it's about more than just lighting, but lighting does play a big role in production.

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    #7
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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Quote Originally Posted by THContent
    You are leaving out two of the most important factors (imho): Yield/Quality.

    Of course it's about more than just lighting, but lighting does play a big role in production.
    5) Yield/Quality (kinda ties in with item 4)

    Thanks for correcting me!

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Also factor in expectations. If you can afford LEDs and you do your homework you will find a solution to meet your needs. However, if you want the easiest, shortest route then go with HID. I choose LED due to heat and safety concerns. Long term costs advantages were a bonus.

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??

    Quote Originally Posted by bigsby
    Also factor in expectations. If you can afford LEDs and you do your homework you will find a solution to meet your needs. However, if you want the easiest, shortest route then go with HID. I choose LED due to heat and safety concerns. Long term costs advantages were a bonus.
    What does HID stand for?

    :rastasmoke:

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    Can Someone Teach Lights 101??


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