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Well since this isnt my forum i am not in the position to tell anyone to find the door. The only thing i want in here is some peace. If u want to discuss something personally you can write up some PM's but pls dont let the thread get off-topic for too long. thanks

interesting concept they got, sadly it produces such a big "hotspot" and less light distribution.

maybe u want to wrap that pipe in the back with something that got more reflection? just thinking out loud....

gimme dat name of the company before you go haha. wanna do some research

so lets say, if i turn up all dimmers to 100% power i end up with a spectrum enhanced amare. for me its ok to say this cause as i mentioned before i didnt know anything about amare ( or similar ) as i started to plan and actually build this complete thing.

ok so finally i found some time to write here :D in my own searching about UV-radiation ( while searching i found this thread here ) and its impacts on plant growth i tried to solve it from a different end. i was thinking about the fact that if UV-radiation has any influence then it has to be...

damn my brain is fucked because i read the complete thread from the start till end in one piece, now i need a break but this thread is watched and i got to show some stuff i found from searching i did about UV-radiation :)

nice idea, making it multi usable for growing and partying hahaha love it

thats a good information. so maybe they dont need a heatsink cause they dont drive them so hard? the point i wanted to get clear for myself is, if i would use a QB ( size doesnt matter ) how hard could i drive it without any heatsink? or if i turn it around, imagine they would use a passive...

i am just wondering from where they get these oversized MCPBC boards and if these stay cool enough.

very nice! these gen2 modules are awesome! then i just saw this on youtube, its like crazy big quantumboards.24V or 48V @ 100W a panel take a look: got 330 LED's per panel and 6 panels how do they ged rid of the heat? or isnt there much heat to get rid off?

i just saw this on youtube, its like crazy big quantumboards. 24V or 48V @ 100W a panel take a look: got 330 LED's per panel and 6 panels how do they ged rid of the heat? or isnt there much heat to get rid off?

never heard of them, but as is saw the profile pic of a user here on RIU i googled and found out :) it is similar but with less monos.

yeah if i would use the materials and made my own cooling block that might be a problem but i took an AiO-solution which came prefilled with obviously not only water inside so i think they took care of this. also the connections between the radiator and the pump-heatsink-block are made out of...

most of them need to be calibrated and the sensore is maybe not good enough for an exact value but i will give it a try.

maybe u want to hide that sensor from the light cause it could have influence on the readings :)

totally agree, there is enought space for a little 12V power supply, he also managed to get the total wireing through this box so it looks clean, but a look in this box would be nice, maybe there is a dead/living cat inside haha :D

maybe ask for the taken parts or partnumbers to look them up for yourself. maybe try to get a pic from the bottom to see the COBS and how they are mounted on the heatsink, maybe he just glued them down maybe he made some holes in the heatsink and screwed them down. would be good to know cause...

thank you a lot sir, it looks like my friends is finishing his grow in about 2 - 3 weeks and then we will hang it in his room. gonna upload some pics when its done and do a diary on that grow he makes. so stay tuned :D would be nice to have some readings cause they look just daaaaamn nice. i...

maybe it is just the sweet-spot where the plants get a good amount from 3 different lightsources with different spectrums but yeah would be nice to know