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Just wondering. I habe a really short veg tent to grow plants to a maximum height of 2' including the pot. Ill be using big pots but cut low to gain some extra space. I know it all sounds rediculous but you gotta do what you gotta do if you know what I mean. My par meter reads 250 at the...

Thanks man! I have my first blumat spike soaking now. 40 minutes to planting. Been thinking about these for a long time now

Ok I don't really understand what youre saying - I will have to dig into those links and do some reading.

So with the sensible thing be to get a controller that turns your drivers on one minute apart from each other

50A on the DC side, that makes sense.

Can you explain this? I have only 15A per circuit

Rip out those connectors and use wagos. If 60 is good go for it. They can handle more than that right? 60 sounds alright

Oh bummer dude. Im definately going to run thermal cut off switches with my cobs. Growmau5 was saying that he still wants cooling even though his heatsinks are passive. I think ill try to get a fan for the passive design of The channels

Since we have this hookuo at the aluminum shop it should be even cheaper than 3.5$/' and would make the fixture much lighter

We are looking at .05" deep channel. And yea it would but these are going to be hung open air (not in a tent) and the american standard style channels have a 25 or so degree angle on thr channel so we want to see if its good. .5" deep is minimal though. Also i want to see if i can rig a mill...

1x1 I am debating using 1.25x.5 chanel and put the led inside the channel.

All my drivers are A series :'(

This is really clean - do you mind if I put this picture on ledbuilder.org?

I'm going my 2x4 build something like this I think

They work amazing for what we grew. One of our customers is growing tomatoes with them and says his growth has exploded

You mean these old guys? I have 40 of them for sale for only 175$ each used for 4400 hours (rated for 100,000) and i live in canada

Wire in series

Not a problem Mr. Good

I checked future they have Mechatronix heatsinks but they are hella expensive - around 40$ ouch. I know im like a strip evangelist but two EB strips at 1050 = 12000lm and its only 44$ - hestsinking is minimally required so that solves the cost in canada problem. I bought simple aluminum track...

Future sells heatsinks- memoryexpress sells active heatsinks