Big smo
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You need a driver to convert the dc powered lights to ac current. Might be trouble finding out the specs on the lights themselves on what they require.
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sixstring2112
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its prob standard 12 volt 10 amp lights if they are off a truck.maybe 20 amps tops.but they would light up at much lower amps
Fred johnson
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I know the part number to the cree part. And i
Know the what and specs
Fred johnson
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I know the part number to the cree part. And i
Know the what and specs
sixstring2112
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why dont you post the what and speeks then ?
Fred johnson
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Fred johnson
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Heres the other. Damn. 1000 dollar light lol
OLD MOTHER SATIVA
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thats the three[ 200 w each] bar one?
Hybridway
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Kind've. It's 4 bars & blade set-up. W/o the outside blades on its 600 w. I own the 4416 model but had 32" blades customized for bigger buds. It worked out great. I only put 4 plants in it & pushed two bars together. So, with 6 plants inbitvwiyhbthe bars opened it would've prolly put out 2.5 pounds. Not sure. Real happy with it though.
sixstring2112
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this still blows my mind,though some might of missed it so...
Hybridway
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You know, they sell their diode clusters on a heat-sink too! Mad cool!
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JayY2015
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I just looked those are cxa 2530 I think I would rather stick with a 3590
Hybridway
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No, that's the darn old web-site, from a few years ago. The 6 cob light is 3070's & the 3 cobber is 3590's. They don't use 2530's anymore.
Here's a site that sells them but you're better off just e-mailing direct.
Better prices from the company directly too.
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/collections
Feel free to check out my journals too. Great results!
Malocan
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according to the website which you linked both "3cobber" are 3070 not 3590
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/collections
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/collections/amare-led-grow-lights/products/amare-solarpro-sp400
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/collections/amare-led-grow-lights/products/amare-solarpro-sp300
it seems only the 2000dollare light have 3590
Maybe you should tell your good friend Victor to make a transparent internet side, where customers could see all specs of the lights which you / he offer....
But it seems, amare is not able to upgrade their own internet page since long time...
Hybridway
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Yeah, I've stated it a few times here. Both the site have clerical errors. The Pro-4 is 3590's. I own 2 of them.
yup, deffinetly 3590's. He will have the site fixed soon. I know, it's been awhile. Although he sells so many lights through happy customers word of mouth, I don't think he needs to be in a hurry.
Right now he's entered the Pro-9 in a huge led light competition that will soon determine the best led grow light available for commercial applications. At least between the lights participating. They'll be measuring efficiency, yields & quality every which way.
I know Amare is going to win. Hands down. I'd like to see one of these plain Cob light manufactures enter the experiment. Last I checked, there wasn't a one. But that's probably because they're more Wharehouse lights in a case then grow lights. Not exactly sure.
Most of us believe white lights flower better then Burples.
I really wish a white cob light would participate.
Either way, yeah, he needs to get his web-site back up n running.
But for anybody that wants to know everything about them before buying one, all you have to do is e-mail.
Victor will get back to you promptly to answer all your questions & give you a good deal!
Haven't met one person that wasn't beyond happy.
JayY2015
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The pricing on those are pretty high lol
Hybridway
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Yeah, I don't think so. . They all cost that much though man!