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race winslow
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This is a super good deal from timber.
Buy one Cypress 3 or Cypress 6, and get the second 1/2 off!
Now through April 30th. Discounts applied automatically at checkout.
Cypress LED Grow Lights featuring Bridgelux EB Series Diode Modules | Timber Grow Lights
I've got a Fatty, a Redwood and a 4vs. I love them all. I've got two Magnolias on order as well.
All of my cob fixtures are mixed temps from 1750-4k.
It would take a lot for me to switch from Timber! They've provided great products and first rate service
StareCase
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Until 10 minutes ago, I thought I was set for lights for years. Now I find myself trying to justify getting a Cypress.
race winslow
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It's a really tempting deal...
I believe that a couple of C3"s, one 3k the other 4k would make a really nice 4x4 or 5x5 tent set-up
I believe that a couple of C3"s, one 3k the other 4k would make a really nice 4x4 or 5x5 tent set-up
StareCase
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I know. And it would be interesting to flower a crop with strips instead of COB's.
But I am really pleased with what I am taking out of the tent every 11 weeks. I think it would be more of change for change sake as opposed to satisfying a real need.
So being content with my current lighting, I am thinking of new irons instead.
race winslow
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Just got my new Magnolia. It's a very impressive light and I'm looking forward to some great results with it. I'm going to use it on my next grow instead of my Fatty and see how it goes.
As usual from Timber, the build quality is outstanding. The heat management system is pretty simple but should be highly effective in dispersing heat evenly and preventing drivers and boards from overheating. The boards are mounted to heavy duty extruded aluminum plates that have added ribbing on the backside to better absorb heat. Those are then mounted to aluminum rails to further absorb heat. So, the whole frame is basically a heat sink. Given the efficiency of the boards and the heat management, the light generated should approach that of a Fatty.
Another aspect of these lights is the fact that Timber worked with Samsung to produce these boards. They were designed by Samsung for cultivation. The far-red diodes are Samsung too and are top bin diodes. There's no diode quality roulette with these boards. No counterfeits or B quality diodes.
Having individual drivers for each board is great failsafe insurance should a driver crap out. The fixture will continue to run on the remaining drivers.
Overall, while I'm biased, these lights can compete with anything on the market. The price, build quality and board integrity are second to none. In my view, Timber has just set the bar pretty high for board-based lighting fixtures. IMO, these blow HLG's out of the water.
As usual from Timber, the build quality is outstanding. The heat management system is pretty simple but should be highly effective in dispersing heat evenly and preventing drivers and boards from overheating. The boards are mounted to heavy duty extruded aluminum plates that have added ribbing on the backside to better absorb heat. Those are then mounted to aluminum rails to further absorb heat. So, the whole frame is basically a heat sink. Given the efficiency of the boards and the heat management, the light generated should approach that of a Fatty.
Another aspect of these lights is the fact that Timber worked with Samsung to produce these boards. They were designed by Samsung for cultivation. The far-red diodes are Samsung too and are top bin diodes. There's no diode quality roulette with these boards. No counterfeits or B quality diodes.
Having individual drivers for each board is great failsafe insurance should a driver crap out. The fixture will continue to run on the remaining drivers.
Overall, while I'm biased, these lights can compete with anything on the market. The price, build quality and board integrity are second to none. In my view, Timber has just set the bar pretty high for board-based lighting fixtures. IMO, these blow HLG's out of the water.
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meangreengrowinmachine
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Got mine all set up and I think I'm going to try it out next run also. Very very pretty light so far astetics wise and I'm sure it will kill it in the grow also!
Boatguy
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Alittle disappointed to see cobs missing from their website... Did i miss out on the final sale?
Hollatchaboy
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No more cobs? What happens when I need new ones?
race winslow
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I'm pretty sure that they are repairing them and may even build to order. However, the market seems to prefer strips and boards so Timber probably saw the writing on the wall and moved to what the market wants. I imagine that Dan from Timber will probably provide some clarity.
Hollatchaboy
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I'm just kidding guys. I'm not expecting any problems with my 4vs anytime soon. I don't really run it all that hard. By the time I have problems with it bars will be cheap. Lol
Though I noticed tha bas sells the 4vs for $599 still. Lol
Though I noticed tha bas sells the 4vs for $599 still. Lol
race winslow
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So, I've decided to do a test grow of some CBD autos using the new Timber Magnolia.
Using 365 BioBloom as growing media.
Will be running 19 on 5 off, with 1000 ppm co2 with room at ambient
temperature.
Strains are Grass-O-Matic Med Gom and Sweet Seeds Sweet Nurse.
Seedlings are currently under 350 watts of light at 24 inches.
Will post periodic updates
Using 365 BioBloom as growing media.
Will be running 19 on 5 off, with 1000 ppm co2 with room at ambient
temperature.Strains are Grass-O-Matic Med Gom and Sweet Seeds Sweet Nurse.
Seedlings are currently under 350 watts of light at 24 inches.
Will post periodic updates
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Are the heatsinks on the magnolia Tnutz 1 inch by half inch? I have been using 1 inch by 1 inch and was wondering if the 1 by half inch would'nt work on next light. I use 10 heatsinks on same wattage that magnolia has 8, but i use f series singles instead of brigiluxs.
race winslow
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The dimensions appear to be around 1" x 2 1/2". However, not sure. Dan from Timber is the person for definitive answers.
RainDan
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Hello @Boatguy,
We have decided to stop offering the COB lights due to issues in sourcing and maintaining stock of key components. While we cannot say for sure this will be a forever move, as of right now we do not have plans to reintroduce the line.
If you have any questions, please post on this thread, or email me direct at dan@timbergrowlights.com and I would be happy to assist in any way I can.
Have a good day
Dan
RainDan
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Hello @Hollatchaboy
Thank you for the post. We do, and will continue to, maintain stock of replacement parts for all of our lighting products, including those that are no longer available, such as the COB fixtures and kits.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Have a good day
Dan
RainDan
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Hello @Roguedawg
Please feel free to email me at dan@timbergrowlights.com and I will do my best to assist.
Have a good day
Dan
FirstCavApache64
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Here's some Timber COB grown buds I just harvested. LA Girlz by Strayfox Gardenz and the Timber's got them frosty all the way down to the lowers. I should have grabbed a pair of singles years ago dammit 
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FlowerPower88
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Any idea on how to make this not be happening 
Is it just a solder?
Is it just a solder?
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