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I’m going with 750W (flower) in my next grow. Only a PAR Meter would bring me closer to perfection.
The strain in that budshot is Tutankhamon from Pyramid Seeds.
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yes a PAR meter is almost necessary for finding perfect lighting… i’ve been using a android app lux meter just to get an idea of output… i think i had around 60k lux at canopy height with my lamp maxed but i’m not sure what that means… have nothing really to compare it to. that tutankhamon looks beautiful how was the smoke?
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Don’t order one on Amazon mate it won’t make it. I should have had mine by the 31st March 
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How do you like the Sonoff? I liked what I initially saw about these units. Almost too good to be true when looking at the low-price/high-functionality ratio. But then I was reading about quality issues and that if it loses access to the Internet, it loses its schedule. I really want these to be as good as advertised but I’m afraid to trust them.
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Been using them for a while. They don’t lose the schedule if you lose internet. I changed my router and they continued to run as scheduled. I did, however lose the ability to remotely see my temp and humidity, as well as the ability to change the schedule.
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Morning @bisceg. There’s absolutely no way I can fault the sonoff stuff. Can fault myself on a few occasions like you can set an auto on should your power die. Make sure that’s turned off in bloom. I ended up with a light on on 12/12. That’s literally the only issues I’ve had. If you have no signal it’s kinda tough shit. But how often do you change environment variables in your room? Mines not all that often lol
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I’ll need to buy one and get to know them a little. I’m thinking of testing out an Arduino or Rasberry to see what can be done with them for automation. Nice to have so many inexpensive options! Thanks for the feedback guys!
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