[pura]

anyone currently using a Parabolic vert reflector ? kinda interested in one of these for my new 600w light.. how well do they cover space, ill be putting it in my mother\flowering room..here's a picture that will cover the space, any comments \ suggestions...

http://www.thcfarmer.com/forums/atta...r-grow-012.jpg

[CAPO]

Hey Pura, what's up homie?

I love my horizontal parabolics hood (vertizontals).
I use 1k's in 4 footers.
From my experience they are great! They are definitely the best option for spreading the light to many plants.
With a 600 I would think the 3 footers would work best.
You can fit a shit ton of plants under them and they all do very well.
Probably not very good for use with CO2.
The only hood I think that would come close are the xxxl hoods with tempered glass.
Hope this helps!

[Donk Frog]

I use 1k's in 4 footers.-Capo

Me too

[CAPO]

you rockin any side light yet Donk?

[Crysmatic]

PL medium reflector casts a very even, intense light over 3' x 4'. Their new Delta reflector is supposedly even better. They've been in the biz of making the best reflectors for 40 years, and are owned by Hortilux (some of the best bulbs).

parabolic reflectors lose 40% light over horizontal reflectors. hth

[CAPO]

not the vertizontals bro, check em out!

[Widowmaker]

The key to a reflector is distribution of light. The cheapest econo reflector will get twice as much light as a bare bulb

[Michael_Eaton]

Originally Posted by CAPO

Hey Pura, what's up homie?

I love my horizontal parabolics hood (vertizontals).
I use 1k's in 4 footers.
From my experience they are great! They are definitely the best option for spreading the light to many plants.
With a 600 I would think the 3 footers would work best.
You can fit a shit ton of plants under them and they all do very well.
Probably not very good for use with CO2.
The only hood I think that would come close are the xxxl hoods with tempered glass.
Hope this helps!

What would CO2 have to do with anything?

Just askin...