Does the new Perfect Sun beat QB Boards for a 1000 Watt HPS replacement?
- Thread starter Colo MMJ
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Everybody sais their shit is the best shit ever...
Pictures or it didn't happen.
I payed 375 per light I built and I have no experience.
480 actual watts per 2x4 light
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Colo MMJ
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Very very nice. What is in your rig? Does it cover 4x4?
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Hlg240h-24a meanwell driver
16x bridgelux eb strips. 2ft each.
They come in 1foot,2foot,4foot
16x bridgelux eb strips. 2ft each.
They come in 1foot,2foot,4foot
CobKits
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lol at 35 minutes when he thinks the competition is reverse engineering his spectrum
he still doesnt present an actual PPF for any of his fixtures
calls corners of a 4x4 where PAR is 250 usable grow area
vid is almost at the level of where he was astonishing himself with "oohmoles" from his highly concentrated beam of a fixture
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Randomblame
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To date, I know very few manufacturers who have understood that you have to distribute the LEDs on a larger area to get a homogeneous coverage. Squeezing this many LED's into a case "always" creates a center hotspot and you have to choose the distance accordingly, so you do not get bleaching problems. 1350 in the middle and 250 in the corners is actually pretty shitty and testifies that the manufacturer does not know what he is doing.
In the beginning one can see that he uses smaller diodes now. He would only have to distribute these diodes on 6-8 4ft. long heatsinks to optimize the coverage. Positive side effect, all would be passively cooled.
Well, maybe next year ...!?
In the beginning one can see that he uses smaller diodes now. He would only have to distribute these diodes on 6-8 4ft. long heatsinks to optimize the coverage. Positive side effect, all would be passively cooled.
Well, maybe next year ...!?