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Awesome..thank you. I had given up looking for those

Is the dimmer disconnected? An incorrectly wired dimmer/size could do that Cobs from kingbrite? Not assuming they are bad or anything.. Problems like that are stressfull no doubt

http://www.mouser.com/search/ProductDetail.aspx?r=720-GFCS8PM1243S4S1 http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Bergquist-Company/804087/?qs=/ha2pyFaduhFjoZM97vSryNCI5TpTT7TrjpoumwzXDY= https://www.rollitup.org/t/how-to-reflow-leds-onto-star.820160/ :mrgreen:

I'm guilty of using the words easy a lot. But, compared to other things I've taken on, I think it is. I see people do amazing things with their hands pretty often whether it's building a car, or a boat, renovating homes. It just takes a desire, a passion, to do it. In case you haven't noticed...

Never question the cooling masters skills.... Just ask how...lol

Yea!! Lots of nice cups! Low voltage I wouldn't sweat it so much...^^ Heres my cupdate. Tempted to pull it but I'll give her another week.

Your assuming everyone needs perfect light distribution. In that case greengenes has shown that produces awesome results, most probably the best. Can't really argue with a light meter..lol Speaking for myself... Perfect distribution means a fixture near the size of the area. Easily achievable...

Thanks...I've had the same experience, small difference in different types of coolers. Supra and his heatsink thread would be the best way to calculate that. My personal preference is always fan cooled. Even just a little fan speed will drop temps significantly. I like high powered leds and...

Damn! Manny and mayweather...ughhhh. Wish they would have traded more and left it all on the line with all the money in the fight. @the dopest You can leave it bro, i don't want too much stuff in the beginning of the thread but no worries. Just want it to be easy to see how the build...

A few things to start off the build. Actually have a few ideas after looking at it, should go really fast once I have a whole day to work on it. First I clean up the heatsink. Even when their brand new I like my metal shiny. Using a stiff bristle brush and a little aluminum polish I clean it up...

Uh oh...they better watch out, according to a pet supplementing cobs is patented. :P

I love it....looks nice like that too.. Kinda surprised its cooler with less metal though. And the extra metal between cobs...makes me wonder if they are even conducting much heat? But 20c less....its working!

Good luck to the small guys...:razz: If I was a little younger or less busy I'd consider the same Small boutique builders... Sounds like a good market infusion :leaf: Just please keep the cheap stuff off the website...;)

I don't want to clutter this thread too much so i'll keep it short. Thanks...we will see at least..i'll give it a go 2' x 8.46" Heatsink USA t - slot Cxa 3070 This isn't going to be made to provide perfect coverage. Just a good solid light. 200w will keep it at a reasonable amount of...

Just for the record I am impressed with micro grows, I feel bad ripping him after seeing he grows. Might seem like i think everyone needs to use only the best, its not that at all. When i was growing with a 90w ufo I wasn't about to start mouthing off either..lol. In fact i was sick that my...

You lied buddy...you recommended it. Don't forget that so conveniently...if you do..i'll remind you Just like you lied about the price.. And the wattage draw.. I'm about done with you. Have a nice day.