SomeGuy
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A few photos that are a little over due...
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WHat is the material you used for the large bar in the center carrying the drivers etc..?
A few photos that are a little over due...
Enjoy!View attachment 3447991View attachment 3447992 View attachment 3447993
It's made of aluminumWHat is the material you used for the large bar in the center carrying the drivers etc..?
Yes it could, your PPFD would rougly end up in the 800s, which is ok. However, when running in parallel I would always consider a cob failure. In your case, running only two Chips, a cob failure on one chip would most likely fry the other one in no time. Of course, this depends on your cooling situation, but you'd rather spend money on that one or two additional cobs than on expensive failsafe heatsinks. Same goes for lenses that tighten the already quite intense beam and make it hard to avoid hot spots.could HLG-185H-42A (42v / 4.4a) driver run 2 vero29 v2.0 4k in parralel ? if yes is it enought for 2x2 tent and at what height should i hold it with lets say 90 degress lenses or is it better without them ?
Lovely haul...how did you find the starkiller..?Vero Buds
OX F2 #1
OX F2 #2s
Sour Bubble F2 #2
Truepower OG #2
Truepower OG #4s
Starkiller #3
165.6g very well trimmed buds, 140w Vero 4000k, 22.6w 630/660nm after week 4 til finish
Heat-shrink tubing is used throughout the design but only where it matters most; having entirely stiff, heat-shrink-tubed wires would make most, if not all. of the mobility functions impossible, not to mention would add to the total build cost....maybe inside pic of control box to show the conections...
...why not thermoretractable tube or heat-shrink tube for the red-black wires?...
...not corrected the auxiliary connector yet?... ...maybe protections for fans blades only to posible pass security test norms too... (on the house you can go off with them...but its own decission of propietary...)
....i know Wilson i know... ...im back to cavern right now...
consider using two conductor wireHeat-shrink tubing is used throughout the design but only where it matters most; having entirely stiff, heat-shrink-tubed wires would make most, if not all. of the mobility functions impossible, not to mention would add to the total build cost.
Thank you for the your input, PurpleBuz, but I don't see where it would come in handy as most of the wires are tucked inside, with the Molex cables being the way they are and the fan wires already being covered.consider using two conductor wire
like this R/B
https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/power-wires/18-awg-two-conductor-power-wire/535/1715/
or jacketed
https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/power-wires/white-pvc-jacketed-ul-type-cl2-18-awg-power-wire-/1074/2562/
if flexibility is important use silicone insulated wire for your movable units.
Wow man thats beautiful...i guess im not crazy after all when i started talking last year about using 4000k for flowering. @DonTesla this is what i always knew was possible.Vero Buds
OX F2 #1
OX F2 #2s
Sour Bubble F2 #2
Truepower OG #2
Truepower OG #4s
Starkiller #3
165.6g very well trimmed buds, 140w Vero 4000k, 22.6w 630/660nm after week 4 til finish
What do you consider normal units to be, young artisan?@AquariusPanta... Did you fix your daisy chain, or is it still set to kill mode?
What kind of cord are you under the impression normal units use to daisy chain with?
ill put 3amp fuses before each cob it will fix everything just in case one of them failsThat is correct, but if one cob fails you have 4.4 Ampere on the second cob, which exceeds the max driving current. That cob would then have around 180 watt of input. With an efficiency of .31 it will produce 125 watt of heat!