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I have been thinking the same thing. Everyone seems to be struggling with the smaller taps.

3000k "should" yield more, but... My most beautiful plants/buds were grown with an Indagro lamp. I'm building a Vero 18 lamp with 4000k cobs. I like shorter, stockier plants.

You don't typically solder or braze aluminum. (there is one exception, but I wouldn't recommend it). It can be mig welded with a spool gun or tig welded. How about some light angle and some pop rivets. Pretty simple. Are you mounting your driver onto your heatsink? Ooh...that's gonna get hot!

XM-L2s are soo last week...we've moved on. (3070s, 3590s and VEROs) Anyhoo, here's a link for some XP-L mounted onto 20mm stars. Don't know anything about the BINS or tint though. http://www.fasttech.com/products/1609/10009336/1826508 Have you looked here? XM-L2s...

http://www.bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-80-w or http://www.bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-65-w You would not have a problem with your height with either one of these lights..

The driver does not have a plug attached. The blue wire is the "neutral" (the bigger slot in your wall socket) and the brown wire is "line". (the smaller slot in the wall socket) THIS IS FOR U.S.A. setups.

I ordered 3 of these heatsinks from China to use with 2 VERO18 per sink @1050. (dimmable) According to the sellers description, it should be enough to work passively. We shall see... The price for the sinks is good until you add the shipping. Still cheaper than HSUSA...

Yes, you have a choice of voltages depending on what part number you order.

Time for a group buy? http://anysoar.en.made-in-china.com/product/DKAJzdrggIkc/China-200W-0-10V-Dimmable-Constant-Current-LED-Driver-PF-0-95-.html This is the same brand that are used for the HANS lights.

That seems a bit extreme, but ok. I never really paid much attention to Kessil until these 380s came out. They will serve a specific purpose for me. They "only" need to produce 90 grams each to pass my test.

And now for some bad news; that lamp should cover an area of about 2ft x 2.5ft. Their coverage claims for flowering are exaggerated and there is nothing "advanced" about that spectrum. Actual wattage draw should be about 180 watts. The good news is it should produce for you. 4 plants with some...

9v@1.amp, 18v@.500ma or 37v@.250ma. The listing is for the 37v. You would want to drive them at .250ma. I don't see any order code numbers so how would you know what the bin is?

No, the A51s are great, but they are back ordered at the moment. You will get great results from either. It's just personal preference. I think it just comes down to growing "style", I see more vigorous growth with the lamps that have less white. Another option would be the newest Kessil H380...

4 X 80 watt HANS get my vote for plants under 30". Perfect for SOG. http://www.bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-80-w I use A51 SGS-160, RW-150 and HANS.

Powering LEDs with a wall wart is not a good idea. You should use a CONSTANT CURRENT driver. They are cheap and all over Ebay.

The spectrum has been tweaked and the reflector has been redesigned in the H380.

Up to 82 watts for the Vero 29. http://www.nuventix.com/led-cooling/led-heatsinks/

And for the truly lazy; http://autopot-usa.com/products/1pot-xl/product/56-1pot-xl-module-only 50/50 mix Promix bx and chunky perlite.

2x Hans. 1x Bag of popcorn. Bob's your uncle. P.S. Mommy and Daddy still love you.

Please tell me that's a typo...A POUND WITH 113 WATTS?