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Bizarrr commented23d ago
Zdravím všechny. Můj první indoorgrow po legalizaci konopí u nás v České republice 🇨🇿Takže poslat to sem byla povinnost ✌️💚Hodně štěstí všem,některé deníky jsou nádherné 👌💪
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BudVision commented2d ago
Congratulations to all the winners and participants. It was amazing to follow so many great grow diaries and beautiful plants. 🔥🏆 The competition was really strong, so finishing in the Top 10 means a lot to me. Thank you all so much for your support! 🙏💚🌱
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DogDoctorOfficial commented2d ago
@BudVision, well deserved my friend well done and congratulations 🙌🙌🙌 growers love and keep it up 💚💚💚
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Philhsy commented9d ago
Good luck yall!! Exciting whi will win this one!
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wolfvb commented2d ago
Congratulations 🎉 👏 everyone and thanks @GrowDiaries @Nokotech for the great opportunity and let's grow legendary 💚💜💚
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00110001001001111O commented21d ago
This light's par map looks a bit suspect for a light producing ~660 umol/s PAR and hung at a 12" height... Very difficult to find specs on the actual diodes used. Their faq on their website is vague about such things, which basically just says, "Yes, of course we make quality products" then no real information to back it up, lol.
Plus, their 12" distance map only shows 2'x2', which is 60w/sq ft and at 12" is fairly well focused on such a small area. That's nearly 2x more watts than necessary to produce such a PAR map... so something is not jiving. The specs seem to be inaccurate.
Something is a bit fishy here... poorly explained, limited info, a par map that looks horrible... something isn't adding up.
Their own words: https://nokotech.co.uk/product/simplex-maxi-fit-led-grow-light/
"Using a 240W high-end LED driver, the fixture will provide more than 700 average PPFD of PAR light intensity across your plants at 30 cm (12 in) height from the canopy over an area of 60×60 cm." -- this is insane.. 240w in a 4x4 only averaging 700ppfd is total garbage for 240watts, if it's not a misprint.
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If nokotech wants to prove me wrong with real facts, i would gladly delete this message or admit i was wrong, but with the information available, this is a rational conclusion.
Brand and model of diodes used, diode count, and testing paramaters of said diodes would clear it up. Numbers don't lie. can't put lipstick on a pig and call it miss universe.
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Nokotech commented19d ago
@00110001001001111O, Thank you for your message. In our light specs you can clearly find that we use Osram and San’an LED chips. Our specs are fully tested and all diagrams are correct. If you win this lights you will be able to test yourself with the right tools. Good luck
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00110001001001111O commented19d ago
@Nokotech
The model number of the diode and the diode count of each is necessary to compare testing paramaters with how the diodes in your light are powered, which can greatly impact longevity and efficacy if it deviates too much.
There are too many san'an and osram diodes to guess which is which. I did try to look this up on my own. I wouldn't be asking if the information was readily available. It's non-proprietary information, so there shouldn't be a problem divulging this information.
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