There are currently much better options for your money than Area 51.I've been thinking about getting a couple of Area 51 RW-150 lights for my 4x4 tent but they are are hard to find. The Ara 51 website says they are closed for 6 months, and I can't seem to find them anywhere else. Does anyone know of someone else that sells them?
Thanks
There are currently much better options for your money than Area 51.
There was a thread a few weeks ago about the owner of Area being MIA. The guy is kind of a dick anyway.[/QUOT
Area didn't sell cobs till the very end. The RW lights were single white diode lights. Before cobs came out, these were some of the better LEDs available at the time.oh wow, there are so many guys selling the cob panels now,,
i was refering to places likeArea didn't sell cobs till the very end. The RW lights were single white diode lights. Before cobs came out, these were some of the better LEDs available at the time.
What size HID light are you trying to replace?Thanks for the heads up Johnny. Any recommendations at a similar price point to Area 51?
Im replacing a 600 watt HID/What size HID light are you trying to replace?
Is electricity usage your main issue? Or is heat the problem?Im replacing a 600 watt HID/
Johnny- electricity usage is the main issue. Heat was a problem with my HID during my first indoor grow, but I was using a 3x3 tent, so it probably would be ok in the 4x4. My electricity jumped about $60 per month though, so would like to reduce if I can. As far as budget goes, I was going to get 2 of the RW150 a about $300 each, so would like nto stay under $700 if there is anything of quality I can get at that pricepoint.Is electricity usage your main issue? Or is heat the problem?
Also, what kind of budget are you working with? I don't remember what the RW-150 sold for.
Two RWs would only be 300 watts and wouldn't match the performance of your 600. If you're good with only 300 watts, this(http://timbergrowlights.com/300-watt-citizen-clu048-3x3-framework/) would be a better option for you, though the coverage wouldn't be as good on the outer edges of your tent.Johnny- electricity usage is the main issue. Heat was a problem with my HID during my first indoor grow, but I was using a 3x3 tent, so it probably would be ok in the 4x4. My electricity jumped about $60 per month though, so would like to reduce if I can. As far as budget goes, I was going to get 2 of the RW150 a about $300 each, so would like nto stay under $700 if there is anything of quality I can get at that pricepoint.
Thanks for the tips Johnny- Do you think 2 x300 of any of the above mentioned LEDs would be good?Two RWs would only be 300 watts and wouldn't match the performance of your 600. If you're good with only 300 watts, this(http://timbergrowlights.com/300-watt-citizen-clu048-3x3-framework/) would be a better option for you, though the coverage wouldn't be as good on the outer edges of your tent.
Also look at Johnson Grow Lights, Amare Tech, Tasty LED, BC Blondes . . .
Yeah, but they have 600 watt versions that would be cheaper than purchasing two, but you'd be running about the same wattage as before. A 600 watt COB setup would offer better performance than an HID 600 though. It would also put off about 20% less heat.Thanks for the tips Johnny- Do you think 2 x300 of any of the above mentioned LEDs would be good?
That's one of the nicest single diode lights currently available. Anything outside of core coverage would be my main concern with that light.http://californialightworks.com/product/solar-system-550/
I love the solarSystem 550 by California light works...
That's one of the nicest single diode lights currently available. Anything outside of core coverage would be my main concern with that light.
What is a blurple light?I would steer clear of blurple lights , go with full spectrum its worth it.
One's that make a pinkish purplish blueish color, they don't produce a full spectrum white light. California Light Works lights are blurple lights , not true full spectrum, the area 51 RW150 is a full spectrum light with red supplement so it's much better light quality than the blurple ones.What is a blurple light?