aeburnside
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nice work quazi, you're an inspiration to all of us n00bs.
Quazi said:Time for the cut!
Thanks for stoppin' by Dr. BG!DrBudGreengenes said:Looking Good Man....you gurls looked Happy right up till....."Whack"
150.2 should dry out to approx...
37.55 grams dried to 25% moisture Content.....
If you allow more Moisture than that to remain in the Budz the THC and other Cannabinoids are not Properly Decarboxilated to Become Fully Psychoactive you want the Most from what you have grown
Quazi said:With Christmas music in the background it felt not unlike threading popcorn for the Christmas tree.
I'm no electrician, but I think it's physically impossible for a 150W bulb to use any more than 150W.Thundurkel said:I heard the Econolight $20 150w HPS that eveyone gets actually pulls 350w total due to how cheaply it's made have you found this to be true??
I can't say because I haven't tested it.Thundurkel said:So Quazi can you answer this question for me since you seem to have your shit down with the 150w HPS ...
I heard the Econolight $20 150w HPS that eveyone gets actually pulls 350w total due to how cheaply it's made have you found this to be true??
Well there you go.Barnt said:Thundurkel: Yes the light pulls more current than a 150W light because it is missing a capacitor to keep the voltage and current in phase. Essentially, more current goes through the ballast, however about half of it is returned back into the wall. You don't get billed for this as its not current that you have used. If this is done on a large scale though (multiple 150w) then the added current will become a problem faster. With a 15amp circuit you could only have a few 150w lights without caps because of the extra current they draw. If you needed 5+ lights on one breaker you would have to fix the phase issue (as larger ballasts do). Also, if the phase isn't corrected and you are running large things out of phase and returning power to the grid, the electric company might get pissed.