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I've got some 8 footers asking me...How far along are you on your vertical mover?
a traditional rail style light mover with a pulley will become a vertical light mover.
Prototyping several ideas. What do you have in mind?
I've got some 8 footers asking me...How far along are you on your vertical mover?
No it won't. It will lose traction.
I was wondering why you were over-complicating it but now I get it.
No it won't. It will lose traction.
I am wondering if your mover isn't a chain drive. A chain drive wouldn't slip.
Sorry not comprehending what's wrong with linear motion?Just not following you bro please fill me in.
Not if your moving more than one light.i use the lr 3.5 in various rpm but when one light moves away another light comes in to take its place.
have you searched light spinners? There's a few out there that will rotate lights in a circle, back and forth.
Are you trying to move a 40-50# magnum X or something because those ain't for moving lol.the lr 5.0 will lift and lower several bare bulbs no problem without slipping.but my lr 3.5 have been moving back and forth for 4 years without a hint or a problem or wear, and one is moving 4 X 600 in 2 dual cool tube so about 50 pounds or more.
theres some pics on page 1 & the second to last page if ya follow the link in my sig,but here a few more.first shot is my veg machine from about 2 years ago,next pic is one of the dual cooltubes in my flower pad,last 2 pics are from one of the build outs I did a few years back.i think between my 3 and the ones I have installed for others its 10 of the 3.5 lr and 2x 5.0 lr in operation and no problems from any cept some missing parts on one unit,but my supplier took care of it right away. I keep thinking my oldest unit is due for a new wheel but it don't slip so fuck it,ill let it ride :)I'd like to see some pics of your light movers in action.
Hey TY how much vertical area do you see needing to light?
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