LED Companies w/ LINKS
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i just ordered a couple of these http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6zRAFrhGJ, 3 plus grams to the watt is pretty good comparein to others
Martian Soil
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Starting a grow with a 126 x2 penetrator. The seedlings are just under a week young. Will be posting frequently. I will have questions along the way. Wish me luck my brothers and sisters.
The Dawg
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Martian Soil
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I need an opinion on these spectrums. Big Bloom Spectrum: Red(660nm):Red(640nm):Blue(450nm):UV(380nm):IR(740nm)= 12:2:2:2:2 for flowerAccelerated Veg spectrum: Red(660nm):Red(640nm):Blue(450nm):Orange(615nm):White(7000K) = 6:6:6:1:1 for vegetation. I'm about to make a purchase through alibaba I'm looking at the iris model from led star. It's the same as the penetrator x2. I would love and respect your opinions.
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zippywalnut
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For those interested in the California Light Works LED's, they're having a 20% off end of the world sale on all of their high powered LED's. Email them and ask about it
Eraserhead
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Actually Cali Lightworks has good prices, 165w draw, $449. $2.72 a watt. Vipar charges £499 (about $800 usd) for 300w, that is $2.66 a watt... A51 charges $565 for 215w, that is $2.63 a watt.
I think they're all pretty standard LED prices. Plus Cali Lightworks uses LEDengin LEDs, that's something to take into consideration as well.
I think they're all pretty standard LED prices. Plus Cali Lightworks uses LEDengin LEDs, that's something to take into consideration as well.
curly604
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hmmm seems they have a better prices on their smaller wattage units i was reffering to there big guys which seem to cost more per watt??? if there "400w" unit draws say 300 watts true power sells for 1000 works out to about 3.3$ per watt ..... im confused why the hell does there larger wattage units sell for more?
Eraserhead
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Seems they use close to 1450mA based off some quick calculations. Without knowing their blue/white to red ratios, it's hard to know exactly because white and blues use more volts than reds.
Their most expensive one is $1999 for 650 actual watts, that's $3.07 a watt. Still cheaper than many places.
Their most expensive one is $1999 for 650 actual watts, that's $3.07 a watt. Still cheaper than many places.
curly604
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hmmm interesting , ya i felt that there prices were higher i think i got their pricing confused with stealth grow .... stealth grow is charging 4$ per watt for what looks to be just a rebranded light from eshine or another similar factory. thats crazy in my books that anyone would pay that much.
WalkedOnTheMoon
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a51-240 vs solarstorm 400?
and a51-90 vs solarflare 200?
and a51-90 vs solarflare 200?
WalkedOnTheMoon
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thought i was decided on a51 but 20% off lightworks could be tempting
Gastanker
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In case these guys haven't been mentioned. Amazing and easy DIY LED mounting system. http://makersled.com/?page_id=477
Also available here: http://www.ledgroupbuy.com/makersled-designer-heatsink-kit-professional-grade/
Video that they won't let me imbed for some reason (recommend watching this first): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShzNvYljRDI&feature=youtu.be
Also available here: http://www.ledgroupbuy.com/makersled-designer-heatsink-kit-professional-grade/
Video that they won't let me imbed for some reason (recommend watching this first): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShzNvYljRDI&feature=youtu.be
PSUAGRO.
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Well some interesting shit is coming out very soon, so this is what I've heard so far:
My boy Ryan at led star (china) says the are releasing an upgraded version of the Iris line(penetrator look) with the platinum series.... It will be based on a large floodlight mount with passive cooling(no fans) and have a remote dimmable driver.....each led will have an aluminum reflector instead of secondary lenses....sounds good
Procryon led is releasing a 300w upgraded model / completely new design and top grade everything(big $$$).....only person that said anything about it brings up actual patents on this panel and that it will be a game-changer....lol everyone says that crap.......
Hydrogrow led will not release their Omni panel at all......instead they are upgrading everything again and adding dimmable and custom spec dials to the entire line up.....BIG surprise NOT...
CLW is dumping old stock for new shit supposedly( end of the world sale/20% off).....so they probably think it's not the end of the world then
....may hit 35% off by december....this I kinda don't believe but that what some kid whose "friend" works there said ..Ha..
well that's all I got.........Only Ryan's info is 100% the rest are just rumors so far......will see....lots of cool led panels coming our way..
My boy Ryan at led star (china) says the are releasing an upgraded version of the Iris line(penetrator look) with the platinum series.... It will be based on a large floodlight mount with passive cooling(no fans) and have a remote dimmable driver.....each led will have an aluminum reflector instead of secondary lenses....sounds good
Procryon led is releasing a 300w upgraded model / completely new design and top grade everything(big $$$).....only person that said anything about it brings up actual patents on this panel and that it will be a game-changer....lol everyone says that crap.......
Hydrogrow led will not release their Omni panel at all......instead they are upgrading everything again and adding dimmable and custom spec dials to the entire line up.....BIG surprise NOT...
CLW is dumping old stock for new shit supposedly( end of the world sale/20% off).....so they probably think it's not the end of the world then
....may hit 35% off by december....this I kinda don't believe but that what some kid whose "friend" works there said ..Ha..well that's all I got.........Only Ryan's info is 100% the rest are just rumors so far......will see....lots of cool led panels coming our way..
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