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Yeah, the HLG are literally made in the same factories. This was a Kingbright branded unit. I'm guessing I got the 240w unit comparable to HLG's new black fixtures. it's much hotter than the domestically assembled 480w fixture with a smooth heat sync that i got on ebay.

Yeah, that was my thought too... it wasn't even st full, dimmed to ~60% My IR temp gun read 119f on this one, but that doesn't explain the temp jump to melt the butyl rubber. Odd indeed.

As the title suggests, keep the cable raised. The heat sink melted right intothe sheething. Who knows how much longer I had before it melted through and shorted the circuit. This didn't even occur to me as a possibility - and I have been in entertainment lighting for 20 years... Thank god I...

I think I discovered my culprit. I have two outside spigots. The one I have been using for water is on my freaken water softner... that combined with a little heat/light stress... starting to bounce back after some water sans salt and some optiveg.

I didn't even think of that. Are smart outlets capable of PWM dimming? That gives me too many ideas man! Hah!:cool:

Yeah that's part of the issue. I already spent $50 on the 67. I don't want to spend another $70on the Bluetooth 69 now just to wish I had the wifi in a few months.

Anyone know whys the old leaves are spotting and new growth curled, spindly, and slightly discolored?

Right on, thanks. The fungas gnats are the least of my problems, they seem to be under control, and not causing this weird discoloration ^.

Some more bugs

Hi all, First timer here. I've been active on the forum for about a year learning before finally putting beans in the ground. Things seem to have gone from bad to really really bad over the course of a few days. I'll explain my setup and the. My issues. Thanks for bearing with me, any and all...

That's what I was afraid of. The only issue is that even at speed 6, the 8" makes SO MUCH NOISE. Plus anything over 2 and my humidity drops to like 40. It's only a 5x5, so even 6 is overkill.

I mean, whilst I appreciate your approach, positive pressure is not what my intended outcome is. If that were the case I would have bought the cheapest fan I could find instead of something I thought would work with the existing equipment.

The question is how do I set the two at different speeds. As my airflow is now, having both the s8 exhaust and s6 intake at the same speed gives me positive pressure. I need to be able to set the exhaust at min. 2 and intake at min 1.

The humidity probe. It was WILDLY off from 4 other readings in the same tent, and changed by a good 12% up or down.

For some reason the picture didn't load before ^ I could use the manual controller, but the S8 is set to min 1 and max 6. Big difference in CRM. Im afraid the sy won't keep up when it ramps up.

Funny enough, they just sent me a replacement for a defective unit this week. Again, you should be able to, and their controller 69 is capable of independent control, but like some Bernstein bears shit as soon as I plug it in I read they cannot be independently controlled with the 67.

That is what you would think right? As far as I have gleaned from the hour of scrounging the internet for an answer- not without using the little push button PMW controller that comes with the S series. And that defeats the purpose of the $50 intelligent controller I already bought.. Anyone...

Hi all, I have been running an S8 exhaust with an 8" XL filter on the controller 67. I realized that I needed filtered intake air and ordered an S6. The problem is when I plug the s6 into the 2nd port they run at the same freaken speed... the filter and a 90° bend on the exhaust leave me with...

Mimosa shot would be awesome

STANLEY SPEDOWSKY'S FUN HOUSE!!! Well done sir. Well done indeed. I'm gonna go mop in his honor.