diy led finished

[bassman999]

will do it little diff next time was bitch some of the parts..you got a pic of yours ..

Mine is a parallel driver and so wiring all over as a result. I will redo it soon and take some pics. My back was really messed up when I guilt it and I just rushed and did a sh***Y job as a result

 

[john0000]

Are those 36" heatsinks?

nah 42'' they are run passive

 

[bassman999]

x .9 wall/reflector loss = 302.4
Divide by square feet 16 = 18.9
x 4.65 umol = 87.8
X feet in a meter squared 10.7 = 940.36 PPDF to my level of understanding. This was what I understood from Supras figures...

Nice, I dont know the conversion to M^2 but Ill easily find it. Thank you!

 

[Airwalker16]

Just take some pics for me of how you wired each individual one to the wagos. Also, that turquoise wire you used to extend off the driver a/c leads, is that 18awg? Or did you just cut lengths of your orange extension cord, strip the orange casing, and use it?

 

[john0000]

Just take some pics for me of how you wired each individual one to the wagos. Also, that turquoise wire you used to extend off the driver a/c leads, is that 18awg?

off of the drivers to the ac (part eh is going to get plugged into wall i ran 16 gauge wire from an old extension cord i ripped open then ..i connected all the drivers to the sago connectors and added a plug

 

[PerroVerde]

Nice, I dont know the conversion to M^2 but Ill easily find it. Thank you!

10.7 feet in a meter squared...

 

[john0000]

Used these to extend wires from driver ..

 

[Airwalker16]

Where did you ground your drivers? Did you ground each driver Individually or did you wire your grounds together and ground on one spot?

 

[john0000]

Just take some pics for me of how you wired each individual one to the wagos. Also, that turquoise wire you used to extend off the driver a/c leads, is that 18awg? Or did you just cut lengths of your orange extension cord, strip the orange casing, and use it?

Then connected all to wagos like this with plug

 

[Airwalker16]

I guess you just ran all the ground wires off drivers to the ground wire of the extension cord eh?

 

[bassman999]

10.7 feet in a meter squared...

oh ok I see, I am trying headband right now so I am a little off

 

[john0000]

Where did you ground your drivers? Did you ground each driver Individually or did you wire your grounds together and ground on one spot?

to the ground wire on the plug.. so when its plugged in it is grounded

 

[Airwalker16]

I could've sworn I saw growmau5 ground his drivers to the heatsink or angle bar....?

 

[john0000]

I could've sworn I saw growmau5 ground his drivers to the heatsink or angle bar....?

that also works

 

[CamNewton6969]

Nice, I dont know the conversion to M^2 but Ill easily find it. Thank you!

It's not always 4.65. That is very misleading. It depends on the temperature (Kelvins) i.e. 3k is 4.98, 4k is 4.78 and 5.2k is 4.56 (approximately, this shit aint exact) when treating such lights as a black body spectrum.

 

[john0000]

It's not always 4.65. That is very misleading. It depends on the temperature (Kelvins) i.e. 3k is 4.98, 4k is 4.78 and 5.2k is 4.56 (approximately, this shit aint exact) when treating such lights as a black body spectrum.

by any chance you know what it is for 3500k

 

[Airwalker16]

by any chance you know what it is for 3500k

Well buddy, I'd assume using basic elementary school pattern finding, if 3k is 4.98 & 4k is 4.78, I'd assume 35k is 4.88.

 

[john0000]

Well buddy, I'd assume using basic elementary school pattern finding, if 3k is 4.98 & 4k is 4.78, I'd assume 35k is 4.88.

was guessing around that number

 

[sethimus]

Well buddy, I'd assume using basic elementary school pattern finding, if 3k is 4.98 & 4k is 4.78, I'd assume 35k is 4.88.

start reading more the relevant threads in this forum and assume and post less, thank you

 

[Airwalker16]

start reading more the relevant threads in this forum and assume and post less, thank you

It was merely a guess dude, chill.