Renting PAR meter, could use ideas from the community

cvrle1 · #1 11-09-2019, 04:24 AM

Thanks for the input both. Thats actually not a bad idea as well. Clearly never thought about it. Only potential issue is that if folks want to play around with lights, change them around, put higher/lower and so on, cant really do that. Having PAR meter for a week would allow you to fine tune as much as you want until you get it dialed in.

But I do like that idea as well. Something to think about for sure.

Reyphox · #2 11-09-2019, 05:26 AM

I'd do it as a service. Ask for X money or maybe trade for a frag if they have something you like. You'll meet people and make friends. Con is it will take up you time so if you don't have much of then then you could go rental. Renting anything can be a headache. Might have difficulty asking for $200 as well as a deposit. Not that it's not worth that but you are a guy on some forum and they don't really know you.

cvrle1 · #3 11-09-2019, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Reyphox

I'd do it as a service. Ask for X money or maybe trade for a frag if they have something you like. You'll meet people and make friends. Con is it will take up you time so if you don't have much of then then you could go rental. Renting anything can be a headache. Might have difficulty asking for $200 as well as a deposit. Not that it's not worth that but you are a guy on some forum and they don't really know you.

Yeah, that is the conundrum with deposit. I would be a random person offering par meter for rental, but person renting is random person I dont know as well. Thats why I wanted to run this by everyone and get some feedback and ideas. I was also thinking trading for frags and such when time comes, as that would be much more helpful than few $. I guess happy medium for all could be doing it as a service instead of a week or whatever amount of days rental like BRS does.

titus · #4 11-09-2019, 11:53 PM

Hello

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Originally Posted by cvrle1

Only potential issue is that if folks want to play around with lights, change them around, put higher/lower and so on, cant really do that. Having PAR meter for a week would allow you to fine tune as much as you want until you get it dialed in.

But I do like that idea as well. Something to think about for sure.

I guess after the first visit and training on how to use it you can leave it with them after having collected a deposit. Being able to pay a $200 deposit and maybe say a $20 fee to use a meter for a week and get that $200 deposit back is good value from the customer's perspective.

Titus