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If I were you, I'd get the 288. But I'm a bit OCD about symmetry.

RH?

Stephen, you should really make a thread for this strip! I think a lot of people will be excited about this, especially with the auto-timer. And I love the size of these strips. Easy to fit into any build, large or small.

Right, but because the 288 has a wider spread, it could be run a bit lower (power-wise and height-wise). So if one were to run the 96 at around 150w, that would be roughly the same power your average single-288 runs, but to get the light to the edges of the canopy, the 96 is going to need to be...

Have to hang them pretty damn high in a 2x2 though.

Your grow space looks ideal as a proving ground for the QB96. I'm still having a hard time with the idea of these things running in a tent, but with such a large canopy, I can see these fitting in well in the middle of a fixture. Looking forward to your opinion. I want to believe! (They really...

It really isn't that bad, man. Not as painful as keeping track of The Dawg's contest "rules"!

The B-type drivers with external pots won't provide as much current as the A-types. So you have to decide if remote dimming is worth having less power to the boards.

What's the size of your grow space?

Looking at any particular IR diodes/product?

Any chance you're planning on throwing up a thread here, to report your findings?

At what wattage do you plan to run the QB96s?

One of the oldest debates on the scene, and I doubt it will cease to be so for years to come. I'm an amateur in every respect when it comes to growing, but based solely on a layman's logic (which may or may not have any merit), I lean toward your philosophy. That said, in my own...

How did you arrive at that conclusion?

Here's a source for the 67/68/69 (there's some rounding there) factors being used for LM561C and LM301B. It seems odd that the factor for Luminus COBs would be so different?

Interesting. Shame that site doesn't specify what CRI they're calling "high". And then there's a space factor as well, isn't there? As PPFD is per meter squared, should we not correct for a space either smaller or larger than one meter by one meter?

From what source did you get the factor of 60? I've seen factors of 67, 68, and 69 tossed around, but this is the first time I've seen someone suggest 60.

It's true the world over, friend. Every nation has its foolish and its wise. Making sweeping statements about a country in which you do not live and about people you do not know? Honestly, that reminds me of the kind of American you're denigrating, man. That's exactly the kind of hyperbole...

Ouch. Bad rep for turning out too many males, eh?

Preach. Sadly, it looks like it's too late for that. Too much money to be made under regulation.