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Wow two of those panels is around the light requirement for a 2x4 Ha this is too funny. Cookie Sheet Growlights (tm)

You can fit 16 1' strips on that board. Thats 19,628 lumens! Driver and strips about 150$cdn Pretty awesome actually

Hahaha ! Baking sheet lmfao that is such a good and rediculous idea ha ha. "Check out these bleeding edge led panels, you can make cookies on top and grow weed on the bottom".. ha good idea tho

I will see what I need. The idea of these blumats is totally what Im all about.

Very cool thank you

Can you show me what kind of quick release Im looking for? Link? I have big quick release but they are for larger hose.

Thanks RandomHero8913

Thank you Mr Twist

Heres the 2'high veg tent for some eye candy. Thanks for the info guys. Just for fun the pic below was the first version. A little too much light i think

Thank you! I will make a par map and calculate my tents dli

Ill be doing both. Outside ill feed my garden by the tap. Inside ill do gravity. Right now i have one plant gravity fed. I will end up with two on that string.

What is the dli range of cannabis?

Hehe "da light intensity" :bigjoint:

:smile: lol better get reading. Ya Photon did you just make DLI up? Whats that mean, Da Light Intensity?

Thanks guys. Ill let y'all know how it goes.

I never thought of achieving dli by reducing daily light output. 12/12 doesnt kick it into flower?

The chinese channels Are nice and low profile, come with mounting brackets ans clear covers. Makes for a nice looking fixture. Some are ip67. Kind of a let down regarding shipping though. Ill keep looking. For now my 2x4 eb series build is going onto regular aluminum c channel

We found a local hookup

Seeing how i can get aluminum locally for 3$ per strip ill do that instead.

Guys. I have been working on Chinese suppliers of aluminum channels for the strips and it seems like 24.1 mm compatibility in a low profile is kind a hard to find. There's a couple options and so far the shipping prices are pretty ridiculous like around US$35 which isn't too bad all the way up...