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jhale

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i just bought bulbs online. i'll find the link and post it later,

these are the bulbs melev recomends on his site. HD does not usually have them in stock.
 

TimberTDI

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yhst-82281334064918_1907_1888447

9044 - Lights of America 42W Dark skies fluorescent outdoor fixture (brown) Wattage: 42 watts
Incandescent Equiv.: 250 watts
Dimensions: 10.75" x 6.25"br> Light Output: 2,377 lumens
Color Temperature: 6,500 Kelvin
Warranty: 2 years

Sale Price: $34.00
Regular Price: $34.00

I picked this up Friday from HD for $40.00. The light is 14"l x9"w. I'll try to get a pic of it lit up later.
 
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TimberTDI

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I don't understand. He tested a 5100k vs. a 2700k, and had an explosion of growth. Did I miss the page where he tested the 5100k vs the 6500? Also the 5100k does better because it has an internal reflector?
 

PVsPlayhouse

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TimberTDI said:
I don't understand. He tested a 5100k vs. a 2700k, and had an explosion of growth. Did I miss the page where he tested the 5100k vs the 6500? Also the 5100k does better because it has an internal reflector?

The 51K does have an interal reflector but that is not the reason why it works better, 5100K is far less yellow then the 21K. He started his ref with a 65K and found better results with the 51K. Timber the 65ks are fine I would just not go higher then that. You should stay with 51k or 65K. I just found that these bulbs work better then my LOA one I had before that were 65k. The biggest thing is that they are cheap. I get the 19W ones for 11 bucks and I use two of them.
 

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