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That's some good genetics lol

For comparing drivers I use this. http://ledgardener.com/driver-reference-sheet/ Also on led gardner.com, he has the basics to meanwell drivers. A 4 part video, that explains the drivers pretty well. Then you just figure out how many watts you need for your grow space. Look at the charts on...

If so In a space like that you could always run 1 qb288 and use some qb96's or Samsung F series or h series built around it, or for side lighting. Did you see Cletus that Big Green Thumb grew with his bird cage in the solo cup comp with leds.

Is that in inches?

Damn, that's nice to hear! I guess it's situational as Bingus would say, = D lol I guess the pcb upgrade helped out a bit to. Made in the USA!

My bad. I did the same thing as @Aolelon

so you are running 4 boards off 1 driver? I thought you only had 2 boards. Let me check on a 4 board setup.

Damn man. How many watts is that? Is that a 2x2?

According to this you can use a hlg-240h-c2100a wired in series (make sure to get the a version to go higher than rated Amps,) to get about 240w max. Or an hlg-240h-48 (a version, or b version with 100k ohm potentiometer for dimming. would give you a little over 240w. Both would run them about...

To The absolute max per board would be 2.8A a 51.2-53.2v approximately. About 146w per board. Running them that hard is definitely not recommended as it would burn out quicker and cooling that woul be a pain. To get 240w total you would need around 2.4A per board. That would probably take...

I expect about a lb out of mine!

Or just read the rules!

You can build a small led light for really cheap for something like this

https://www.rollitup.org/t/led-600w.967003/ Check out the builds I worked out here. Also the A-3 is gen 1, they have less diodes with higher voltage. The B-3 is gen 2, they have more diodes at lower voltage

Your votes didn't post. Congrats to all who finished! That's dedication!

= D

Just remember. If you decide to go with the constant voltage series drivers ( the ones with the 24 or 20 on the end) you wire parallel, or the constant current series drivers (the c1050 or c1400) you wire in series. The advantages of wiring series is you use less wires, but the voltage gets...

We're they mostly on top?

Was just thinking the same thing.

For the Samsung strips 6 3500k f series https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/samsung-semiconductor-inc/SI-B8U261560WW/1510-2218-ND/6624002 $95.10 Hlg-185h-24a (internal dimmer pots) $51.32 The rest is the same. Except no external potentiometer is needed. You could also use an...