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Long live QB 96

I have the Stardawg. Gifted from Useful in one of those random giveaways. I vowed to honor the label of the F3 preservation pack. It will remain in gift form, in perpetuity. Thanks man.

A setback, is a setup for a comeback.

There will always be a segment of the cultivation community that give far, far too much credence to the on paper values in which lighting is measured.

Most of the bare naked strips are at 700ma, but one unit at is at 1050ma.

I have still, to this day, yet to lose a single diode, on any BXEB strip. Some of the fixtures without heatsinks, have been running in perpetuity since 2017.

It's easy to get caught up in "optimal" design. In the end, there's a lot of "splitting hairs" we obsess over unnecessarily.

I wish it was spectri. I'm extremely fond of the "i" plurals.

Pretty excited about your Chernobyl S1s I got from DCSE Bob. The first two beans I cubed stood up in less than 48hrs, very springy and stout, showing robust vigor.

The circle in the top photo, those are anthers(nanners). Male flower parts. One hundred percent certainty. Pick them off. Watch for more. Don't panic, it's not nearly as big of a disaster as many would like to believe.

Day Oh! Me say Dayyyyy Ohhhhh....

Major award.

The QB96 engines can be absolute beasts. For $70 each, that board/140mm pin heatsink combo will take 200W alone. Not that you'd have to run them that hard, but ya can! I run them individually on XLG-200-H-AB drivers, which is essentially the HLG 225 unit. You want the heatsinks if you use...

That's a great unit right there.

Un bug Frank. You'll get what you ordered.

Here's a random top, from an F4, that spawned from onna dem der F3 Stardawg packs. Every single one (so far) has the same nose. Freshly pinched cat turd.

That Stardawg F3 preservation pack ought to be revered.

Use both, for both.

I have, it's usually 90K+(ish) LUX in bright direct sunlight.