Man... with 16 cobs, I personally would have mixed that spectrum a ton.
You would end up with far less red output. Why would you have done it this way?
you will just end up with more green light.
I'd just want more of a full spectrum. You're set up will kill it just fine for sure though.
What do you consider a full spectrum? I'm just trying to understand your recommendation. Was it just throwing a bunch of color spectrums together or based on something else?
click on the attachments or click on the post to see the bar graphs.
I mean so you could use it for veg, dimmed, and have some of the higher kelvin temps added. Although, all 3000,3500, & 4000k chip lamps work great for both anyways.
I got mine at radioshack, not sure if they're still around
I was cautioned by @Rahz to do so. It's because where it can go to zero if not, can damage the cob I guess. Unless you're wired on like ldd1000's Meanwell for each cob on an arduino, you don't wanna dim to zero.
This is what yours should look like exactly if you use a 5k resistor. If radio shack doesn't have them, you could use 5-1ks or 2-2.5ks. Just make it add to close to 5. Mine are ACTUALLY 5.6.
No man. 50k ohm pot, 5k resistor for 2 drivers on ONE plug.
Thanks I will use the 5K resistor and an 50k ohm potentiometer as you suggest. But still unsure if I can connect two driver into that one potentiometer?
Yes. Thats what the second pic is of and you can see there are TWO white & blue wires. You can definitely put 2 drivers of the same model together. That's when you use a 50k pot and 5k resistor. If it's just a solo single driver, by itself, it's a 100k potentiometer and a 10k resistor.
