Confirmed CNI GB [CLOSED---PAYMENT]
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
I don't like having three of the same host in the same color
Laserglow's aquarius pro is the III-A.
Edit: I'd prefer the III-A over the III-M
I don't like having three of the same host in the same color
Laserglow's aquarius pro is the III-A.
Edit: I'd prefer the III-A over the III-M
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
yeah I'm in that boat... With 9 people I think CNI would do it. Lemme make my sig more interesting for the 671nm
yeah I'm in that boat... With 9 people I think CNI would do it. Lemme make my sig more interesting for the 671nm
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
But more passive motivation is a good step either way right?
But more passive motivation is a good step either way right?
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
I guess I'm really just not a wavelength guy, or at least the only ones I appreciate are 405, UV, and infrared for their wavelength properties. What in the world does a 671nm offer that a 650 or 638 doesn't?
I guess I'm really just not a wavelength guy, or at least the only ones I appreciate are 405, UV, and infrared for their wavelength properties. What in the world does a 671nm offer that a 650 or 638 doesn't?
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
CNI's divergence, or lack thereof is my reason for wanting this one. Dunno if you ordered from CNI, but my 589nm barely diverges at all.
CNI's divergence, or lack thereof is my reason for wanting this one. Dunno if you ordered from CNI, but my 589nm barely diverges at all.
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
Na this is my first CNI. I hear they are really good quality and I'm pretty excited about getting one for such a good price. Hopefully they come in before the 4th.
Na this is my first CNI. I hear they are really good quality and I'm pretty excited about getting one for such a good price. Hopefully they come in before the 4th.
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
Keep in mind that the A host might only take 1 16340.
It's the reason i'm having a PGL III C 589 from the other GB
My LG III A is using 1 cr123a wich sucks
I don't like having three of the same host in the same color
Laserglow's aquarius pro is the III-A.
Edit: I'd prefer the III-A over the III-M
Keep in mind that the A host might only take 1 16340.
It's the reason i'm having a PGL III C 589 from the other GB
My LG III A is using 1 cr123a wich sucks
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
I'm pretty sure it will only take one 16340, but a shorter battery life doesn't bother me one bit. (knock on wood)
I'm pretty sure it will only take one 16340, but a shorter battery life doesn't bother me one bit. (knock on wood)
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
Aside from that, it's a wavelength I don't own. So I pretty much have to get it. It's a deeper red. Read through Aryntha's review for a good breakdown, and some pictures, it's posted SEVERAL times throughout this thread.
Aside from that, it's a wavelength I don't own. So I pretty much have to get it. It's a deeper red. Read through Aryntha's review for a good breakdown, and some pictures, it's posted SEVERAL times throughout this thread.
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Re: Confirmed CNI GB [End 14 June 2013]
It's hard for me to describe red from each other. I've seen so many wavelengths past 600 that it's hard to differentiate really, half of my spectrum is >600nm! They are look very similar. Greens and yellows are very different with 10nm, but red, that's a whole other animal.
It's hard for me to describe red from each other. I've seen so many wavelengths past 600 that it's hard to differentiate really, half of my spectrum is >600nm! They are look very similar. Greens and yellows are very different with 10nm, but red, that's a whole other animal.
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