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That 130 extra will make a huge difference. Good call!

15 actual watts? You need more light.

I mean, i was at least partially serious. I probably wouldn't have reponded to his vitriol and trash talking if I'd known he was not well. It's typically better to just hit block and back away slowly from people who are unbalanced. I can't fix people and i try not to antagonize the ones who are...

I have HLG's smaller QB288 kit (135 watts) and one of their QB 96 Elites and I can tell you that they make fantastic lights. My plants love them even more than I do. The kits are easy to assemble and affordable. HLG is a all win. @Stephenj37826 can probably help you figure out if that is the...

Oh... I'm sorry. If i had realized you were struggling with a learning disability and mental health problems I would have been much more tolerant of the nonsensical trash spewing from your cock hole.

Brah, fuck all u noobs that use compooters and cell phones to talk to each other That shit is just a scam lolol real pros use smoke signals Y'all mad brah

I know the hlg 600w diy kit was pretty close, and i know people have gotten some sick ppfd with strips, but as a general rule the 600 to 750 range will replace a 1000w SE. I'm trying not to be too nitpicky because i don't want the anti LED contingency to have an aneurysm.

Also, can everyone turn the sarcasm down a couple notches? I can't even tell which side of this played out argument people are even on anymore. For fucks sake.

600 with bleeding edge led tech is actually pretty close to a 1000 watt SE HPS in terms of light output.

I'm asking for information on the model and manufacturer.

Sorry, may have missed it earlier in the thread... what COB did you buy?

That light is not 600 watts. Here is a quote from the amazon listing for that light that you probably missed..... "COMPARE TO HPS/MH- The 600W LED grow light can replace traditional 400 watt HPS/MH while consuming only 108 watts!" So yeah, there is red flag #1... call a light that pulls...

Irony.

I'll just ask for your help if i need to edit my ramblings down into something readable. You'll get 20% of a revenue as an editor's fee of course. Lol.

I should just let you write my posts. You said in 6 words what i said in 3 paragraphs. :)

A couple hours is not enough time to really see what the thermal properties of your setup are. There is no reason to not do at least one day/night cycle with a new setup if for no other reason than to make sure there is nothing extremely out of wack. Next time you're in the noob section of the...

Again.... we are talking to a first time grower. We tell people not to test run their space and then talk down to them when they post 3 weeks later because their plant is being roasted alive because 'i didn't know i needed an extraction fan bro!'. Whatever. Yes, an experienced grower is going...

It's not ineffective in finding out if your light+your tent+your lack of a humidifier results in 110 degrees at 15% RH. As i stated, its about finding out how your equipment interacts with your space before you get plants in there to correct anything extreme. I very clearly stated that all the...

You very definitely should. Anytime i make any changes to my space or am setting up a new space i run it for at least 48 to 72 hours so i can get a general idea of what to expect for temps/RH/airflow before a plant ever gets involved. As you said... enviromemt will change a lot with the...

Maybe they named it that because it throws fat nanners during flower.