Seen these on there site
http://www.1000bulbs.com/600-Watt-High-Pressure-Sodium/
what do yall think?
http://www.1000bulbs.com/600-Watt-High-Pressure-Sodium/
what do yall think?
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Found this cheap Ballast anygood?
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the ballast is fine, the question should be more along the lines of, how good are your electrical skills.
u do realize that, that ballast comes in parts and you have to connect it all together right?
u do realize that, that ballast comes in parts and you have to connect it all together right?
getting any trippy experience of that supersilver haze bud?
u doin alright there outdoe?
how many hits u take?
how many hits u take?
u doin alright there outdoe?
how many hits u take?
im alright now lol
I just ordered a new 150 ballast from 1000lights. There are no instructions. You need to know the drill, or simply search out a DIY here. Great ones that are simple to follow exist. I imagine asshat instructions also exist, so be discerning.
(I also bought a Sola..and wanted to mention that althoug it's only a small 150, it is completely silent.)
(I also bought a Sola..and wanted to mention that althoug it's only a small 150, it is completely silent.)
hi, i run 4 1k hps solas just like the one you show. in the past i have owned 4 400 watt and one 1k mh. all sola multi tap. none have ever failed and they don't burn out bulbs. i'm running 1k hps hortilux.
for sure get the multi-tap version as you can run it on any voltage. you might be using 120v now and want to switch to 240v later.
as far as wiring it takes 5 minutes to hook one up.
they come out of the box with the ballast, igniter, and capacitor all pre-wired. you will be left with a common (labeled and universal for all voltages) and 4 labeled voltage wires. simply hook one power cord wire to the common and pick the voltage you want and hook it to the other. the other voltage wires are capped so you just need to wrap them up somehow so they're not hanging all over. you might want to ground the ballast.
it remains for you to mount it all to a board or somthing. later d9
have you noticed the 600's are more expensive than the 1k's? the reason is demand, not cost.
one cool thing is that you are buying "lamp parts" and not "grow lights".
for sure get the multi-tap version as you can run it on any voltage. you might be using 120v now and want to switch to 240v later.
as far as wiring it takes 5 minutes to hook one up.
they come out of the box with the ballast, igniter, and capacitor all pre-wired. you will be left with a common (labeled and universal for all voltages) and 4 labeled voltage wires. simply hook one power cord wire to the common and pick the voltage you want and hook it to the other. the other voltage wires are capped so you just need to wrap them up somehow so they're not hanging all over. you might want to ground the ballast.
it remains for you to mount it all to a board or somthing. later d9
have you noticed the 600's are more expensive than the 1k's? the reason is demand, not cost.
one cool thing is that you are buying "lamp parts" and not "grow lights".
bostrom155
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I bought some 150's from thier a few years ago. my digi 600 from htg went out, so i'm ordering the 600 mag on that site. plus some more bulbs
