Airwalker16
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Bare cobbin it huh? Niiice your layout is identical to mine.Build number 2 up and running just need to add the far reds here in the next few days so I can flip the ladies
Bare cobbin it huh? Niiice your layout is identical to mine.Build number 2 up and running just need to add the far reds here in the next few days so I can flip the ladies
Ya since it's a closed box I let them run naked to try and avoid hot spotsBare cobbin it huh? Niiice your layout is identical to mine.
We work only with DHL Express, MAU5-IV is approx 3.8 kiloscutter , with what kind of DHL you work ? Dhl global mail or courier (dhl express)? Oh, and one more question: how much does the Mau5-IV+package weights?
Thank you!
Depends on Drive current you select. Please check this datasheet for your referenceHey mark does the lcm-60 meanwell run 1 cxb3590? As i would like to run 1 cob that is dimmable cheers
Its an interesting question, can I ask when you refer to ambient temp do you mean ambient still air or ambient in your room which has some fan based air flow. The movement of air relative to pin fins is important and allows for good thermal performance in higher ambients(air movement based). Most of our testing on these was done in approx 26 degree with no airflowHi Mark,
Would you know what the MAX Ambient temp for running those heatsinks passive is @50w ,1400ma?
I'd probably put a fan on them all reguardless though.
use a cigarette lighter for the heat shrink. direct and easy. sorry about your pots, but a cheap lesson to learn as pots are cheap, maybe $1 each or so. peaceJust a quick heads up to anyone using 100k pots. Be careful when you solder and if you use heat shrink don't use a heat gun like I did. I destroyed all my pots with a heat gun. Lol
They look sweet, I have some 2700 and 3500 on order with Cree so will let you know. You should see well over 200 lumens per watt at 250maHey Mark,
The hard strips are great in the 3000K XPG3 (S3 bin I think) that you made up for my side lighting, I'll definitely be wanting that mix I spoke with you about of 2700K - 3000K - 3500K on the one strip.
The beauty of these is the plug and play nature... and also I don't need to spend up big on heat sinks...
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Still want to work on that 4 channel hard strip for my supplemental blue and deep reds etc..
I'm actually planning to run these @250-500ma so they'll be fantastic for my lower canopy lighting.
yes the VAUX line is a handy 12V source and does not affect the dimming functionJust a heads up,
I've been contacting ZPE about their dimming function.
They recommend 200k pots.
Also the 12v line puts out 200ma, I'm thinking of adding a 100ma fan on them..
I couldn't figure out what that Vaux lead was for, so I just taped it over with electrical tape and left it freeyes the VAUX line is a handy 12V source and does not affect the dimming function
Cheers
Mark