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126 Watt LED...By Sleepy.

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NiteTiger

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Damn, i wish i understood english better, but what did you mean by that piece i put in bold? i dont understand. :wallbash:

-Strains

Wiki explains it better than all the crap I just typed and erased :D

Wikipedia said:
Eating crow (archaically, eating boiled crow) is an English-language idiom meaning humiliation by admitting wrongness or having been proven wrong after taking a strong position.[1] Eating crow is presumably foul-tasting in the same way that being proven wrong might be emotionally hard to swallow.[1] Eating crow is of a family of idioms having to do with eating and being proven incorrect, such as to "eat dirt", to "eat your words", and to "eat your hat" (or shoe).[1]
[edit] Origin theories

Its original form, to eat boiled crow, first appeared in the 1850s in America.[1] Its exact origin is unknown but there are a number of explanations.

It may be related to the English idiom to eat humble pie.[1] The English phrase is something of a pun—"umbles" were the intestines, offal and other less valued meats of a deer. Pies made of this were known to be served to those of lesser class who did not eat at the king’s/lord’s/governor’s table. Another dish likely to be served with humble pie is rook pie (rooks being closely related to crows).

It may also be the American version of "umble," since the Oxford English Dictionary defines crow (sb3) as meaning "intestine or mesentery of an animal" and cites usages from the 1600s into the 1800s (e.g., Farley, Lond Art of Cookery: "the harslet, which consists of the liver, crow, kidneys, and skirts." [2]
 

Guyute54

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Yup another sceptic.. But am really pulling for these to kick ass. You say that soil dry's faster so maybee Coco would be better for these lights? I seen your soil mix has Coco in it. But what does it more act like straight coco or like a normal soil? Best wishes with this grow.
 
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Blue

This one little thread could make or break the LED revolution, thats gotta be trip in your minds man sleepy, wags & SAH + the LEDgirl. Knowing how many will base their purchase on the thoughts of three growers from a forum!!

As they say a picture paints A thousand words!



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Sleepy

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good morning...

good morning...

JoJoDancer!!...i'm sorry to disappoint you, but this thread and my upcoming test will be a comparison between this light and my 400 watt HPS. LEDGirl, the sponsor of these tests and the vendor of the lights is doing a grow with 1512 watts of LED's, if you'd like to see more wattage.thank you for coming along for the ride.
Amstel Light!!
...thanks, i am not sure...
NiteTiger!!...yep, thank you.
Guyute54!!...yes, thie medium does have coc, and a bunch of other goodies in it...it is similar to the Pro~Mix, maybe a bit more airy. i think it is drying out slower because my temps are 10 degrees cooler now!:woohoo:
Strains!!...no, i have not started the seeds for my test yet...soon...very soon!
Mr-B!!...hehehe damn, you get up early!!
Blue!!...thanks for the strong vote of confidence!!! wow...you are correct, though...we could do a lot for this lady's business...good or bad. we shall surely see.

there are actually four of us selected as testers...did BENJI get his light yet???
 
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