Airwalker16
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Had anybody tried these? they use 6bin Samsung diodes and are quite affordable. best of all, they are 36v.
Www.photonfantomdesigns.com
Www.photonfantomdesigns.com
They are very good, I was seeing whether to manufacture qb288, qb 304 or photom sun boards.Had anybody tried these? they use 6bin Samsung diodes and are quite affordable. best of all, they are 36v.
Www.photonfantomdesigns.com
Ya, they're big though... 14x9" zo im Def gonna run at 2100mA. 75wattsish. what kind of heatsink you use? I can't find anything for that.They are very good, I was seeing whether to manufacture qb288, qb 304 or photom sun boards.
I am left with the 36V which is more compatible with typical drivers in series.
But I will mix diodes to improve the spectrum 2700k, 3000k and 3500k in the same table.
at 1400mah 184 lm/w so cool
Apparently these straight up don't use or need heatsinks. PogChamp!!!Ya, they're big though... 14x9" zo im Def gonna run at 2100mA. 75wattsish. what kind of heatsink you use? I can't find anything for that.
i want to test one but they only make 3500k and up so wouldnt really be an apples to apples as everyone else is using 3000KHaving said that, how do sunboards and Quantum's stack up against each other data wise?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BV3myX9n46U/?taken-by=photon_fantom_designsi want to test one but they only make 3500k and up so wouldnt really be an apples to apples as everyone else is using 3000K
Hlg sells 3500k qbs too so why couldn't it be an apples to apples test?yes 3500k and up only
my bad I read 3500k only.yes 3500k and up only
Because i dont have a 3500 QBHlg sells 3500k qbs too so why couldn't it be an apples to apples test?
SorryBecause i dont have a 3500 QB
Don't really understand what you're trying to say here.A sun board uses the same diode as the quantums. Big deal. So does cutter, private members and Alibaba Chinese Army retail contractors.
Nothing else is the the same unless you consider them being square the same. That's it. End of discussion for a lot of this stuff.
Trade dress is a completely different and sometimes[oftentimes]an idealogical driven conversation.