HID Lighting Coverage Area Data

[turtle420]

Thats what I said. lol

Yes tCreator, I know you said it... but Garden didn't... that's what I want...
Slowly but surely Garden... slowly but surely.

I know you're dying to post in my thread dude... and just wait until I start using the fog... you're not going to be able to resist!

Sometimes I think you're pulling a semi-Mr. Millagui on me... not helping me out, even though you want to. Then, when my grow is over, and I harvest, you're going to pop in my thread and tell me some wise Budha saying... like: He who wants to learn, can have no teacher...
Or something like that...

BTW people: Me and Wanker (I mean, Garden) have nothing against each other. But, for some reason, we continue with this love/hate relationship. Although I think the hate part is more important, now that Garden says the he loves everybody.
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tCreator, as to the light mover:
I don't use one, never seen one. But from what I've read:
Why don't you people install the cooling fan on the moving frame? Then, the exiting hot air, just have a flexible duct connected to the output.
I don't know if this makes sense... I'm just working out of imagination.

turtle420 Reviewed by turtle420 on 12-30-2005. HID Lighting Coverage Area Data HID Lighting Coverage Area Data On average you need 50 Watts of HID lighting per square foot of the area you intend to illuminate. This rule does not take into consideration the shape of your grow area. Below I have added a more accurate method. 250 Watt HID Light illuminates a 2'x2' Grow Space 400 Watt HID Light illuminates a 3'x3' Grow Space 600 Watt HID Light illuminates a 3.5'x3.5' Grow Space 1000 Watt HID Light illuminates a 4'x4' Grow Space In some situations you can have a Rating: 5