Light Rails?

[Luke Skywalker]

Yeah, they are fairly steep, some would say you could do better simply spending that money on more lighting, but there is something to be said for a light mover, particularly for keeping costs down, (in elec) and for ensuring even light coverage.

[Buddy]

dose any one have a 2nd hand one that want to sell or know were i could get a 2nd hand one if possable...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You could try the police confiscated property auctions ::

[Luke Skywalker]

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[bmwdude]

Woooohooo Just picked up a Jupiter 2 for $100 bucks ex demo!!!

Wooooohoooo its the better one with 30 second delay at both ends

Turned up at the shop to put a $50 deposit on one as they had to order it in

and guy shows me the x demo one to see if thats what i want.....i say yeh

and how much does he want for that.....he said $100 so i said sold

Think he didnt know how much they are worth hahaha sucker

Its like brand new!!

[Chronmasta]

Jupiter 2 for $100 bucks ex demo!!! the better one with 30 second delay at both ends

 

same as mine

[Evoke]

From what I've read in the past, there isn't any significant yield increase with the use of a light rail. What will happen is that the center plants will just get larger than all the others.

[biggerbuds]

wrong Evoke,using light movers will give more yield.

 

the middle plants get the same amount of light as the rest because of the 30sec delay at each end of the rails

[bmwdude]

Speaking from experience, i absolutely love light movers full stop..... and anybody that says the ladies dont grow evenly obviously has not used one as they are absolutely perfectly even .

I for one did something very special and that is i run a cool tube cobined with light mover and have the light less then 1cm from the tips and guess what no problem

Now based on the fact that the closer you get the more Lumens a light produces (squared) i think things will be very special come harvest time