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I just checked mine but I'm only running them at 60% and the Mars is 83f on the bars and 110f on the driver. The spiderfarmer SE3000 are at 82f and 85f on the driver driver all set by eye and the dials at 60%
No warranty, they gave it to me on the Farm to test out and report back 3 times a week...lol...I had a good deal going with them before I got the boot...lol...ah well shit happens.. fkem they don't deserve my presence any longer, Ive been booted out of classier joints than that one...lol. Top of the Mark Hotel in San Fransisco comes to mind early 70'sThat might void the warranty!
So after this talk of lights and settings I used my par meter to check out the new light at it has more intensity than either of the SE3000. As I was setting the lights using my meter I notice 1 of the se3000 set at 60% was really at about 25% as I dimmed up and down, there's a very small sweet spot on the dimmer that actually adjusts the light.at 60%on the dial its almost at the bottom of its range. The plant that has been growing under this light is the frostiest of the bunch. This happened last grow as well when I turned a light down and forgot to turn it back up after taking pictures. It grew at about 25% power and was the frostiest one in my tent.
Mine was $389Cdn no tax or shipping on top. I can move the driver out of the tent but the heat is never a bad thing here, except July & Aug. The G3000 was hot to the touch when it was running at 100%, too hot imho at 125f on the bars and 135f on the driver as I remember too hot to keep my fingers on it. I'd cut it in half and I wasn't 100% that doing that didn't cause an issue, no extra heat at my splices but still too hot scared me a bit and was a good excuse to get a new light.
Feb 12
Holy fuck!!!! 350 every 4 weeks here for the stove and 2 oil filled radiant heaters.
That doesn’t make sense? Not like LEDs are going to get too hot.
Bloody cold looking but cool. We used to watch the Oak Island TV shows but each one is 80% recap of what’s already been shown.
Ya I know eh..wtf but being warned I'll find some led lights elsewhere without the warnings attached
Te whole island isn't owned by Americans there are maybe 20 different land owners, some have permission to use a private causeway others don't and ave to take their own boat to it. We also have heritage laws, we aren't allowed to use metal detectors and if we do anything we find that's not modern day stuff like rings,& jewellery, coins is owned by the Government, old buckles,button,bullets, badges, old coins is theirs and has to be given up to them if found.Bloody cold looking but cool. We used to watch the Oak Island TV shows but each one is 80% recap of what’s already been shown.
I was disappointed to find out it’s now owned by US owners. They have to follow environmental rules and regulations and get permits and stuff but if they find anything they’ve hinted too in the past I’m sure it’ll be long gone fast.
No your not wrong, loud screaming to me but I get the drift.
Just pack in the nights firewood around that stuff...can be scary i found out
No fire wood here just an oil fired furnace, we don't have any gravel but I might have to call someone to dump a load on my ice so we can get out without whacking the old store.
Yep that ice is no good
Understood, I had a bad fall in winter of 22/23 and broke my arm and some ribs. Since then I've been wearing crampons and I walk without giving a second thought to the ice; highly recommend a good pair of spikes!
I took some mountain climbing training when I was young and learned a thing or 2 on how to walk on ice. Paying attention to every step is #1, no distractions and feet square to the ground, Not to say I can't fall but paying attention to every step keeps me upright.
As a roofer I take slipping and falling a little more serious than many.
That's just how I used to think! Been walking on ice every winter of my long life and as far as dexterity have many years of martial arts and played hockey in my youth too, but I highly recommend crampons my friend, especially as we age!
I could use them now for sure, all the skills in the world won't keep me upright with what we have on the ground now. I have to walk in the snow, anything I shovelled clean is a skating rink now. I also took tumbling classes through school and it has helped me numerous times when I do fall, There's a skill to falling as well.....well landing and tumbling not going kerplunk slam. Bike riding, hockey, all sports teach falling skills when done enough and I did a lot. Again not to say I'm not going to fall but a life of falling has taught me how to do it safer than most.
When you get out of a car now, swing both feet out, square them up and stand flat, no putting one foot out at an angle and take solid footing for granted. Fk plant teaching we need how to walk on ice training, I know a guy,...lolI just try and not walk on it at all cost.
Funny, 30 or ago didn't care, now it makes my hip hurt worse just thinking of it.
But yeah, do not get distracted, don't plant your feet but plant your feet even.
WoW, guess I got high morning, i just realized that made sense
Those buds sure look yummy!
Yes they do, some seeds unfortunately. Had a couple fall off during trimming. Not sure about these Ice Cream cake I don't see any but where there's one there's usually moreThose buds sure look yummy!
Looks like hip breaking landscape. I keep a mix of sand and salt for here but you’d need a lot more than I use.
Need a few bags of rock salt. I would do the stairs for sure
None available 90% of stores sold out
