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APV-12-12 needs 90 ~ 264VAC or 127 ~ 370VDC http://www.meanwell.com/mw_search/apv-12/APV-12-SPEC.pdf It will work with 90V DC too but only up to 80% load. Unless you have 90 leftover volts, it would not work.

6 light... 18 dark... I don't really have any kind words for the thread starter. But I'll try to be nice and call him a dummy.

You vegged for 5 months?

Be sure to ground the whole heatsink/driver well unless you want to get shocked.

You can actually burn your hands with cobs if you drive them hard and keep your hand very close :lol:

Are you trying to say what doesn't kill you can't be harmful? Any amount of lead harms you, it also doesn't get filtered out from your body since it confuses it with calcium. Crops grown with lead contaminated water is unsafe by default.

The PPM doesn't matter, there is no safe amount of lead. The only safe amount is 0. With flint water and nothing to filter out lead there is lead present in the weed. It's unsafe by default.

Why did you think that was a good idea? Judging by your stupidity you probably already suffer from lead poisoning. The human body also confuses lead with calcium so whatever lead you get in your body will build up and stay there for your whole life. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_poisoning...

Sincerely doubt they have Cree diodes. Maybe some tiny parts in the chip are made by Cree, but no way you're going to find a panel with 120 cree diodes this cheap without something being fishy...

You could take the gamble, no glaring red flags besides the fact that they don't say what brand cobs they use.

White lights are good. Worst case scenario is that you have a good veg light. Best case it will be good for flowering too. But only trying will tell.

Do you happen to know the colour temp of it? It's probably certainly puts out enough light but if the colour temp is too high it may not be suitable for flowering.

It's also nice to include specific strain and how long it's been vegged/flowered 100 gram of apples is not 100 gram of oranges

Vero @ 4000K and the CXB chips @ 3500K seems to be preferred for those who don't switch light between veg/flower

Digikey has the Veros in stock http://www.digikey.ca/en/help/free-shipping Free shipping is offered on all orders over $200 CAD*, with no additional charge for back order shipments. A shipping charge of $8.00 CAD will be billed on all orders less than $200 CAD*, with an additional $8.00 charge...

Bridgelux 4000K for veg and flowering. Cree 3500K for veg and flowering

In a parallel circuit, if one cob fails, or a string gets loose then the other COBs suddenly get an extra dose of current. In a best case scenario your heat sink does the job well enough to cool the now more powerful COBs, in a worst case scenario your other COBs fail and possibly burn. It's...

100x3 Mars I guess. Probably 100 gram dry, if the average weight loss is 75% for everyone. 100x3 Mars is +-175-180 watt That's an ok harvest but doesn't really compare to Veros/CXBs And it's mostly the higher powered Mars 2 panels that seem to be very failure prone, probably also dependable on...

Overpriced for what you get. There's also a bunch of bullshit on their website.