circular lightmover

[shuswap]

i am wondering if the suncircle or suntwists are still out there for sale? i have seen the solar revolution but prefer a nonstop same direction,the suncircles if used correctlygave us the best yields we have ever seen,12x12 room with 16 plants finished between 11-12 elbows

 

[PoopyTeaBags]

how many watts??

 

[shuswap]

3k 2hps and 1mh 10 gallon pots oforganic supersoil kiss method

 

[PoopyTeaBags]

2g + per watt in soil is impressive.... never seen them though...

 

[Anti]

Here's their website.

http://www.solarrevolution.com/Main.htm

$500 for what it is seems a bit much.

 

[Rysam]

I have a sun circle sitting on the shelf. It was my uncles and he swears by it up one side and down the other.
Unfortunately my room is no where big enough for it.

 

[Lazyman]

3k 2hps and 1mh 10 gallon pots oforganic supersoil kiss method

I did the same lighting over a 25 bucket ebb and grow,best run was 4.5 # after a 4 week veg. Most were around 3, i hated the suncircle. The 360* one is very expensive. Light movers give you a more even canopy (instead of manual plant rotations) but do not make up for a lack of overall wattage. They are also impossible to aircool hoods, are fragile and can cause fires if a cord snags. Moving parts in gardens SUCK.

 

[zenoonez]

Same company just a new product as they discontinued the suntwists and suncircles

 

[scurred]

lol that is some cool shit

 

[STFU]

Biggest point to learn here is moving parts suck!

 

[shuswap]

i disagree and have used them for years until cops took the last one but know i have a license to grow so going back to one,local hydro shop had one brand new 3ls normal price 599 but they wanted it gone got it for 100 lol lovely.the problem the suncircles have is the component that lets the power go thru like an excavator ,its not the cords,but by checking things every 2-3 months checking connections and making sure she is weighted level has always worked,we had 4 of these running for nearly ten tears,justmy 2cents

 

[supaleeb]

Looks nice, but also looks like a pain in the butt if you rely on air-cooled reflectors. I would assume that they would have to stop 180deg through, and reverse, then repeat, in order to avoid tangling ductwork or worse.

 

[zenoonez]

Do you guys see an improvement in yield or quality to justify the added expense?

 

[shuswap]

it works very well with strains that can do well in lower light but know instead of growing trees im going to scrog each plant ina 10gallon pot to fit a 3x3 area and do it perpetually with crops every 3 weeks for 9 flower weeks,romulan and grapefruit work very well,the nice thing is u can offset each light and get decent coverage,the suncircle turns continually the twist and solar revolution turn 90 180 and 355 so air cooled works there but we dont do it for 3kw on the circle