LED Companies w/ LINKS
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FranJan
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Tick, tock, tick, tock.................."Back in my day kids we used to smoke leaves and had to use LEDs to grow.....". "Ewwwww, Grampy!! LEDs!!??? You are SO silly Grampy. 
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https://soraalaser.com/
SoraaLaser is commercializing a new generation of visible laser sources for display, automotive, and specialty applications. As an independent spin-off from Soraa Inc. (LED lighting), SoraaLaser was founded by several leading global pioneers in solid state lighting, including Dr. Shuji Nakamura, 2014 Nobel Laureate in Physics
SoraaLaser's visible laser light sources are used directly in single color and R-G-B applications, or integrated into laser pumped phosphor architectures. These sources enable applications in a myriad of vertical markets, including:
And for you peeps out West:
SoraaLaser, a world leader in commercialization of visible laser light sources, will present its innovative light source technology at Strategies in Light conference, March 1-3, in Santa Clara, CA. These advanced light sources feature unique performance properties such as collimated output and waveguide delivery, and provide compelling advantages over LED, OLED, and legacy sources in specialty lighting.........At Strategies in Light, SoraaLaser will be presenting during the March 1, 2016 “Quality of Light” Workshop, as well as a Seminar on laser-phosphor sources on March 2, 2016. Additionally, SoraaLaser’s will exhibit its novel sources in booth # 949, including fiber optic and direct emitting white and blue laser modules. To learn more about laser light, while at Strategies In Light, visit SoraaLaser’s booth # 949, or emailinfo@soraalaser.com to schedule a meeting.
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https://soraalaser.com/
SoraaLaser is commercializing a new generation of visible laser sources for display, automotive, and specialty applications. As an independent spin-off from Soraa Inc. (LED lighting), SoraaLaser was founded by several leading global pioneers in solid state lighting, including Dr. Shuji Nakamura, 2014 Nobel Laureate in Physics
SoraaLaser's visible laser light sources are used directly in single color and R-G-B applications, or integrated into laser pumped phosphor architectures. These sources enable applications in a myriad of vertical markets, including:
Display
Specialty Illumination
Biomedicine
Industrial Materials
Defense And Security
Automotive
Specialty Illumination
Biomedicine
Industrial Materials
Defense And Security
Automotive
And for you peeps out West:
SoraaLaser, a world leader in commercialization of visible laser light sources, will present its innovative light source technology at Strategies in Light conference, March 1-3, in Santa Clara, CA. These advanced light sources feature unique performance properties such as collimated output and waveguide delivery, and provide compelling advantages over LED, OLED, and legacy sources in specialty lighting.........At Strategies in Light, SoraaLaser will be presenting during the March 1, 2016 “Quality of Light” Workshop, as well as a Seminar on laser-phosphor sources on March 2, 2016. Additionally, SoraaLaser’s will exhibit its novel sources in booth # 949, including fiber optic and direct emitting white and blue laser modules. To learn more about laser light, while at Strategies In Light, visit SoraaLaser’s booth # 949, or emailinfo@soraalaser.com to schedule a meeting.
thisusernameisnottaken
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robincnn
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I make those lamps
kmog33
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http://getnextlight.com/nextlight/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=42
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nevergoodenuf
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@Hybridway - The UtilitiTechs are only about 90 lumen per watt, if you can find the Lights of America shop light it is around 110.
Hybridway
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It is. I thought to myself how could it be worth it. Once received I saw why. 8 MeanWell drivers probobly a thousand diodes. I'll check my data sheet. Material & labor for assembly justifies it. Plus I don't think I could come up with a better build design. It's ok to get wet if you need to spray the plants for mites. I'm happy with it even at that cost. Hoping to get more weight off it then I can with 600 watts of HPS which normally gives me a pound. Not much heat to contend with at all & full illumination. It's pricey but not enough to stop me from filling my room with them if I'm happy. If it can put out 2 lbs. then it paid for itself with double while doubling my 600 watt Yeild quota of 1 lb. Gotta thread going on it. Stop by!Holy Side Lighting! What the hell is that??
Edit: is it really over $2300??
AquariusPanta
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5% discount on Motherships all weekend long!
Discount code: MSHIP5
http://www.heavenbright.com/products.html
Discount code: MSHIP5
http://www.heavenbright.com/products.html
OneHitDone
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What's the skinny on this VividGro V2 Light?
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0774/5259/files/LSG_VIVIDGRO_V2_Grow_Fixture_Spec_Sheet_REV_C_08-2015.pdf?3077632721542304916
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0774/5259/files/LSG_VIVIDGRO_V2_Grow_Fixture_Spec_Sheet_REV_C_08-2015.pdf?3077632721542304916
puffenuff
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They're supposedly legit. There was a guy on YouTube that was using one. Don't recall if it was the v1 or v2, was s few years back so probably the v1.
FranJan
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I hate that 1000 watt replacement stuff that companies push. Maybe for Boston lettuce but any grower is going to be challenged to grow a MMJ plant perfectly in a perfect environment to get it to truly express itself (660 + 450nm, broadband lighting my ass). Just not worth it for our thing in my book but I wouldn't throw her out before I used her either. Also if memory serves me correctly she ain't light.
They look like the kind of company you'd like to hire to help design and build your light. I bet they know a ton about lighting but I bet they don't know shit about the practical world of growing marijuana.
vividgro is a 660 red+white, and from the looks of it its not a bad light, probably on a par with an Illumitex neosol
PSUAGRO.
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Go back a couple of pages friend.......thought the same and gg pulled out the spd, it's cool white/660nm.....lsg never got back to me^^^^
Where do you see the V2 have white? Where does it say it's K rating in the PDF OHD connected to? This is a PAR demon, LighthouseHydro makes them too for less I believe
We should both go to the eye doctor together, ha ha ha..
FranJan
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Dude I'm looking at it and if that's considered broadband I'm the Prince of the Frogs.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0504/4713/files/LM-79_VividGro_V2_RSZ150907501-10_-_Lighting_Science_VGROHB_600W_P26_MVOLT_CLR_PND_BLK_LM-....pdf?1244491711018208131
Edit: Did GG post the V1 LM/79 data? A V2 is considered 2500K but that doesn't mean it has white? Or is it because I smoked the Glue today and now I'm just "glue-less"????
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FranJan
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Edit 2: Didn't we have this fuckin' converstaion??? Yeah I'm glued. Nevermind.Dude I'm looking at it and if that's considered broadband I'm the Prince of the Frogs.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0504/4713/files/LM-79_VividGro_V2_RSZ150907501-10_-_Lighting_Science_VGROHB_600W_P26_MVOLT_CLR_PND_BLK_LM-....pdf?1244491711018208131
Edit: Did GG post the V1 LM/79 data? A V2 is considered 2500K but that doesn't mean it has white? Or is it because I smoked the Glue today and now I'm just "glue-less"????
PSUAGRO.
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yes we did prince froggy
...............what's the street price for glue in NY?or are you growing it?
The Dawg
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Dude You Need To Quit Sniffing That Damn Glue. It Will Eat Your Brain Cells
