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I'm running two 4xQB120 fixtures, each on an HLG-240H-C2100A, each in a 31"x31" tent.

I see a lot of typical marketing jargon. Not seeing anything that proves Valoya's lights are worth significantly more than other competing products. I'm not claiming they aren't, but why should someone who's looking to drop a lot of coin on a big op consider them? Just because they state that...

Is Valoya publishing real-world results?

I presume Valoya offers prospective customers some evidence of their superiority? The way they're being talked up, one would expect to see a notable difference in the results provided by their fixtures.

Yeah, you and a few others that I've seen here don't seem to have this common issue. Don't know what the difference is, but I sure as shit know a lot of us need those higher temps. Maybe it's the nutes? Maybe your extra monos? Whatever it is, keep rocking.

Who knows? This is why we need more red-enhanced products and more data!

I hear you. Maybe they keep things behind the curtain because they really do only want to work with big-money ops. Maybe they really do have the best lights on the market, but they're too costly for hobby/home growers, so they spare themselves the nuisance of having to deal with small-fries that...

Patented spectra, eh? I'm not saying that's BS (what the fuck do I know about it), but that just sounds so odd to me. I wouldn't have thought that any combination of spectra could be patented. The components that are used to generate the spectra, yes, but the actual combination of wavelengths...

What are your temps? When using LED, you want your grow space temp over 80°F. Solves a host of issues.

Sorry, that second post about the strips was about the H Influx pics you posted. They going up as supplemental in one of your current tents? Yeah, Cutter has some strips, HLG has some, and @Moflow posted a link to a red-strip option for peeps in Europe (don't remember which thread). I'm leaning...

What's the plan for the strips?

Strips would be way less work, but monos would let me better spread the red, so... I don't know either, dammit.

Who is "they"?

How are you leaning on the 660? Product-wise, I mean. Strips? Monos?

What are the readings on the perimeter?

No worries, man, I understand. That dude has a habit of stirring shit up! And just to clarify, I definitely wasn't suggesting that the QB96 is a stupid product. We may not fully agree on the uniformity issue (and that's fine too!), so our thoughts on QB96 implementation in a tent may differ, but...

I honestly don't know. I know those strips have less red supplementation than a QB96 or a ChilLED board, but that doesn't mean a lot to me right now because I have no clue what the sweet spot would be (and it could change from strain to strain, I imagine). That's why I want to see more products...

Dude has a short fuse and a chip on his shoulder. Don't think there's much point in trying to reason with him. I haven't the faintest idea why you're talking about customer "rights". I am not demanding anything from HLG. I am a customer providing feedback on the sort of product I would like to...

DigiKey or Arrow. Also, check the following site for more product links and guides to wiring/building strip-lights. http://ledgardener.com/diy-led-strip-build-designs-samsung-bridgelux/

But there aren't plenty of strips with a 660nm boost, so I would prefer HLG not ignore those of us who have boners for strips. Plenty of us are curious about red supplementation, and would like the ability to design our boner-lights without having to add monos. The reason I would like a strip...