Or_Gro
Well-Known Member
You see green genes dawg your masking tape setup on IG?
Nope...hopefully no probs...
You see green genes dawg your masking tape setup on IG?
He dawged you...Nope...hopefully no probs...
Your contributions to this site are always questionable/not taken with any salt. Think before you speakHe dawged you...
Did you see the post? YOU think before you speak, punk.Your contributions to this site are always questionable/not taken with any salt. Think before you speak
No problems I don't think, he just blasted your taping of drivers and your extremely long lengths of wire and told everyone to NOT do what you did. He posted your first pic with a text overlay.Nope...hopefully no probs...
He dawged you...
I guess it went right over your head.Did you see the post? YOU think before you speak, punk.
No problems I don't think, he just blasted your taping of drivers and your extremely long lengths of wire and told everyone to NOT do what you did. He posted your first pic with a text overlay.
I would absolutely fucking love to see a PPFD map for four QB96s, at 150w each, in a 4x4 tent.
Thats exactly my plan. I don't have a meter or anything to map it, but i'll provide some real world results as soon as i get a full grow under it. just tested the light today, 4 96 elites on a 600h-54b driver. with the pot all the way up it runs at 638 watts, or about 160w each.
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what i don't understand, is with the pot all the way down it stays on and runs at 40w, 10w each. i'm using the cased potentiometer i ordered from rapidled. i expected it to dim all the way to off. can someone explain why this doesn't happen?
Lookin forward to seein how they do for you. What is the growspace footprint, your using them for?
Hopefully in next week or two, i’ll have some info on 4 that might help.
I would tend to agree. But if the spectrum can be shown to make a difference, and the distribution of light is acceptable, it would make another good low-cost (roughly $1/watt, with driver) setup for a 4x4.I agree. I would think boards will have a better overall similar PAR number though.
Awesome. Start up a thread! Do you happen to have a lux meter? I'm extremely interested in seeing what kind of uniformity you get at various hanging-heights.Thats exactly my plan. I don't have a meter or anything to map it, but i'll provide some real world results as soon as i get a full grow under it. just tested the light today, 4 96 elites on a 600h-54b driver. with the pot all the way up it runs at 638 watts, or about 160w each.
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what i don't understand, is with the pot all the way down it stays on and runs at 40w, 10w each. i'm using the cased potentiometer i ordered from rapidled. i expected it to dim all the way to off. can someone explain why this doesn't happen?
I would tend to agree. But if the spectrum can be shown to make a difference, and the distribution of light is acceptable, it would make another good low-cost (roughly $1/watt, with driver) setup for a 4x4.
I'm with @Rahz though. This type of light (mini-PCB), with the added red, would be compelling at around 30-50w per board. Seems like it would offer a little more diffusion than your average COB, while fitting into one of the more popular
Awesome. Start up a thread! Do you happen to have a lux meter? I'm extremely interested in seeing what kind of uniformity you get at various hanging-heights.
You sure about that?Looks like this guy, has me on ignore....lol,..ignore is for....
His loss...
You sure about that?