> Got me an investor.
>
> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm LED.
>
> This show is gonna ROCK! !!/YEAH/!!

> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:
>

>> Got me an investor.
>>
>> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm LED.
>>
>> This show is gonna ROCK! !!/YEAH/!!

>
> My guess? A cluster of (20?) of those things with a few low-intensity
> spectral additions would make for an *incredibly* efficient source... and
> only a dozen such clusters could support a buncha thriving plants. :-)
>
> Keep us all posted, eh? :-))))))
>
>

> Michael wrote:

>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:

>

>>> Got me an investor.

>

>>> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm LED.

>

>>> This show is gonna ROCK! !!/YEAH/!!

>

>> My guess? A cluster of (20?) of those things with a few low-intensity
>> spectral additions would make for an *incredibly* efficient source... and
>> only a dozen such clusters could support a buncha thriving plants. :-)

>

>> Keep us all posted, eh? :-))))))

>
> Michael!!!
>
> It is soo good to hear your voice!
> ...

> On Sep 1, 12:22 pm, "Mowe Z. Slowley" grass.net> wrote:

>> Michael wrote:

>>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:

>>

>>>> Got me an investor.

>>

>>>> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm...

> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:
>

>> Michael wrote:

>>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:
>>>

>>>> Got me an investor.
>>>>
>>>> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm LED.
>>>>
>>>> This show is gonna ROCK! !!/YEAH/!!

>>> My guess? A cluster of (20?) of those things with a few low-intensity
>>> spectral additions would make for an *incredibly* efficient source... and
>>> only a dozen such clusters could support a buncha thriving plants. :-)
>>>
>>> Keep us all posted, eh? :-))))))
>>>
>>>

>> Michael!!!
>> ...

> On Sep 1, 12:22 pm, "Mowe Z. Slowley" grass.net> wrote:

>> Michael wrote:

>>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:

>>>> Got me an investor.
>>>> Tonight I wired cash to China for samples of a 3W 660nm LED.
>>>> This show is gonna ROCK! !!/YEAH/!!

>>> My guess? A cluster of (20?) of those things with a few low-intensity
>>> spectral additions would make for an *incredibly* efficient source... and
>>> only a dozen such clusters could support a buncha thriving plants. :-)
>>> Keep us all posted, eh? :-))))))

>> Michael!!!
>>
>> It is soo good to hear your voice!
>>
>> You have hit upon a concept I have been looking forward to trying
>> since my first prototype. Since it did not include the critical long
>> wave reds, my idea was to add a cheapo red heat lamp to the mix.
>>
>> We are rebuilding the first prototype (with some power ...

>
>
> HomeRunStrategy wrote:
>

>> On Sep 1, 12:22 pm, "Mowe Z. Slowley" grass.net> wrote:

>>> Michael wrote:

>>>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:

>> Why not go to Radio Shack and buy some Red LED's and make an Array.

>
> Because Radio Shack will charge 30 times what the things are worth,
> perhaps?
>
> Nevermind the incredibly low output and efficiency (not to mention the
> poorly-spec'd spectrum) of the product you'd get from a supplier like
> that, even *those* things can be found for a couple of bux per hundred
> instead of paying Tandy Corp 15 to 50 cents a piece for them.

> "Michael" haidagwaii.net> wrote in
> news:l8-dnY8Fmt83T0TbnZ2dnUVZ_qOknZ2d@qcislands.net:
>

>>
>> HomeRunStrategy wrote:
>>

>>> On Sep 1, 12:22 pm, "Mowe Z. Slowley" grass.net> wrote:

>>>> Michael wrote:

>>>>> Mowe Z. Slowley wrote:

>

>>> Why not go to Radio Shack and buy some Red LED's and make an Array.

>> Because Radio Shack will charge 30 times what the things are worth,
>> perhaps?
>>
>> Nevermind the incredibly low output and efficiency (not to mention the
>> poorly-spec'd spectrum) of the product you'd get from a supplier like
>> that, even *those* things can be found for a couple of bux per hundred
>> instead of paying Tandy Corp 15 to 50 cents a piece for them.

> ...