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It seems a little strange to me that you found the very thing that makes or breaks the use of this lighting and now "you can't find it" :confused
Are you saying this isnt being rude? get bent |
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For the record I'm pointing out the problem of hypocrisy (which I try to refrain from), not a lack of kindness (which I wouldn't claim to always be or I'd be presently following suit on the hypocrisy). Can't always be friendly, sometimes we have to be cruel to be kind Quote:
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Finally, it could work great??? I don't have enough information to decide yet...? |
Im new to forums and am trying my best to respond to every comment im sorry I havent met your burden of proof and I dont have time to meet everyones satisfaction. Im not trying to convince anyone,merely to educate myself and who ever wants to tune in. To you its mere heresay but I've seen it with my own eyes and thats good enough for me so Im going to leave it at that. Take my word for it if you want or check yourself
And I dont expect you to base anything on a week but its all theres been at the moment and its a good start. You may not believe me but I've seen k ratings,nm ratings,lumen ratings and par value combined with a sucessfull trial by 2 people who claimed the light emited was usefull thats enough for me. If you feel the need to disprove me thats your perogative not mine but I welcome it. Cheers |
For HID aquarium lighting. Info in downloadable manual
http://www.aquaticlife.com/hid/index.html |
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Like I said I don't know enough yet to know what I believe but that doesn't mean that I think your a liar. |
Ok, personally I think Xenon HID are a waist of time and I'll tell you why.
HID cover all high intensity discharge lights so we have halogen, Xenon, HPS, MH for some of the common ones. the order I listed are pretty much the order of intensity also. Halogen only put out about 30% of the power as light, the rest as heat. Xenon is a little better probably about 50-50. HPS is better yet and Mh is even better. Comparing Xenon against T5 is a waist, it will not have the PAR output but it may be brighter, but the point is it is a different type of lighting. compare apples with apples, look at a 70 watt MH setup.. the reason you can't find any PAR values is why would some one spend the extra money to create a car light bulb that will grow plants good. the amount of PAR light available is small and incidental as they are mostly blending for color not designing the bulb light output for plant growth. I do agree they will have enough for maybe a nano tank, but for the price compared to a 70 watt MH I don't think it is worth it for the hassles. Steve |
So let me get this straight...
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sorry to say, but these lighting systems were not invented with this purpose in mind, it took someone who loved the hobby to give it a shot and grow from there. come on.... |
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and my comment before hand was that there were skeptics when MH and t5 were first brought into the hobby, your rebuttle was that you can afford the be more confident in those technologies because they are specifically made for aquarium use.
I don't get what you were trying to say? What does confidence in a tech matter when it's already established?...lol This is obviously something new and not comparable to your confidence level in already proven stuff. My point was just that you can be cynical all you want but people were cynical about the techs that we consider common place now when they were first introduced into the hobby, like MH and t5. |
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