Rocket Soul
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The phosphor on the chinaboard looks different, more like a cold white than warm white. Is that just a camera trick or do they looks the same color in real life?
The phosphor on the chinaboard looks different, more like a cold white than warm white. Is that just a camera trick or do they looks the same color in real life?
Very prominent.The black spot people use as a reference when comparing chips seems to be more visible on the Fotop-board, doesn't it?
Something similar I think.... Another copy of a copy. Lolthese the same boards? --> http://www.foluxsolutions.com/
.. this company just randomly started following me on ig..
Yeah everyone is copying nextlightSomething similar I think.... Another copy of a copy. Lol
It was only after you pointed out how similar it was to the Nextlight the òther week, I'd forgot about that lol.Yeah everyone is copying nextlight
There is 50% more led on those boards compared to 2xqb288.. this explain why at same power its cooler and also more efficient@Moflow they seem to be running cooler than what my quantumn boards do at similar power levels, so that's another positive for these particular boards.
Thanks for posting your findings, very much appreciated.
Thank you again for all the testing you do! Its definitively helpful!Yes , I'm quite surprised at how cool they run
Yeah alot of people seem to forget about nextlight I don't have one but I hope they make some new stuff they were so far ahead of the grow lights around at the time i run quantum boards I have 18 304 boards over a 4x9 running at 700ma per board. At 700ma I wouldn't recommend more than 8" between boards to get 1000ppfdIt was only after you pointed out how similar it was to the Nextlight the òther week, I'd forgot about that lol.
Although it's slightly different as the Nextlight Mega has 6 x boards and is 37 x 37 .
Are you still using yours?
My efforts are to build a cheap simple light with minimal connections, wiring etc that works for me .
When I get the meters back I'll do another PAR Map with the 2 boards.
I have an expandable grow area size wise 5- 6ft x 2-3ft
I'm hoping it'll cover a 3ft x 3ft area with gg boards and QBs at the edges.
As long as I get the PAR I need.
Idk I use my phone I just click upload file@Ryante55 nice boards, why not have the picture display rather than having to click to see.
Isnt the nextlight somewhere in the 1500$ range? The 2 lights in this thread are less than 500$ for the same perfomance more or less? They come with a better customer service and warranty but not worth 3x+the price imo.. especially if you are to run them soft without heatsinkYeah alot of people seem to forget about nextlight I don't have one but I hope they make some new stuff they were so far ahead of the grow lights around at the time i run quantum boards I have 18 304 boards over a 4x9 running at 700ma per board. At 700ma I wouldn't recommend more than 8" between boards to get 1000ppfd
Yeah not trying to sell them but I'm pretty sure they came out in like 2014 maybe sooner it's cool that the same tech is getting really popular now and there's better/cheaper optionsIsnt the nextlight somewhere in the 1500$ range? The 2 lights in this thread are less than 500$ for the same perfomance more or less? They come with a better customer service and warranty but not worth 3x+the price imo.. especially if you are to run them soft without heatsink