grotbags
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more efficient.
Scorpion diablo X
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pop22
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EmeraldØsiris
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What even is Mint white (ma) and (mb)? Come on.. spill the beans... my balls are turning blue.
Sorry no comparison, I moved straight from 1000W HPS to the Diablo X. I finished my last run under it and am about 3 weeks into a new flower cycle. The plants love it. I also run the UVA bar. The spectrum is noticeably pink.
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Diablo X is not using Evo chips. Otherwise they would need much more 660nm chips as the mint white produces virtually none. Otherwise the spectrum they claim is false.
That's the key to Evo chip efficiencies, it doesn't try producing sufficient 660nm from a 435-450nm chip with full/warm spectrum phosphors. That leaves a need for more 660 dedicated diodes. The ratios being claimed don't add up.
NanoGadget
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Sounds like you're not aware of how closely HLG works with Samsung. I'd give this a watch, it will clear some things up for you.
grotbags
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i dont see anything fishy about the spectrum, you can clearly see on the pcbs they are using something that looks very much like the mint evos and another white diode (looks around 4000/5000k) then the 660's for the "red".
the sprectrum graph also seems to back this up.
efi2
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was asking the same . found this.
Lime and Mint LEDs: unique green options for boosting efficiency, quality, and value of color-mixing luminaires
In professional applications such as entertainment and theater lighting, manufacturers of color-mixing luminaires can draw on a broad palette of color LEDs. With a range of primary and non-primary LED colors to choose from, they can enable good color rendering while maintaining high saturation...