cannawizard
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The real deal about LED's
- Thread starter Kaptain Kron
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Kaptain Kron
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rofl lol hahhahhaa
Kaptain Kron
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THIS IS SERIOUS MAN MY PLANTS ARE NUT DEF lol not really tho just a lil on one haha
cannawizard
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*ppl.. its serious.. kron is finally.. seriously.. loosing it...
rofl
rofl
Lucius Vorenus
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squarepush3r
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wtb LED subforum 
virulient
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X__________________wtb LED subforum
This is me signing the petition for an LED sub-forum!
cannawizard
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*i will voice this to the boss no worries
no worries
virulient
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I like the sounds of that! https://www.rollitup.org/make-your-requests/452636-can-we-get-led-lighting.html Here's a post on the subject, too.
cannawizard
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*L.E.D is in IMHO.. "advanced".. so im gonna petition it under AMC
cannawizard
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*well i just voiced it, under the staff section.. could go either if it was "approved" (indoor light/AMC)I honestly couldn't complain as long as it was somewhere
--cheers
stelthy
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What is the verdict on Obelux LED ? the one pictured above is meant to flash on and off but I am sure with a bit of precision modding the thing could be used in say.. A Grow-Room
Below I have added a LINK to the site I found it on :-
http://cleantechnica.com/2010/09/04/this-brilliant-led-is-20000-times-more-powerful/
The blurb reads as follows :-
In a truly staggering breakthrough in LED intensity that will have wide ramifications on electricity use worldwide, the Finnish LED producer Obelux has developed by far the most powerful LED of all time.
In response to aviation industry requests, Obelux created a flashing High Intensity LED that delivers 200,000 candelas. Current technology in the aviation beacon lighting field delivers just 10 candelas. This marks an incredible 20,000-fold improvement on the old Xenon technology.
These will be installed on over 150 meter tall buildings and masts, replacing the flashing red aviation obstacle lights that are currently in place on masts and tall buildings to warn airplanes. Boosting brightness even further, they will be in groups of three, so that each can deliver 600,000 candelas.
Energy consumption? Just 350 watts!
Surprisingly, the aviation need for better lights is actually greatest during daytime, in fog and cloud cover. This breakthrough greatly improves daytime aviation safety in poor visibility conditions.
So that they don’t create night time light pollution, the incredibly brilliant LEDs can be dimmed to as low as 2,000 candelas, while still vastly improving the visibility of obstacles, compared with today’s 10 candela warning lights.
The new LEDs meet Federal Aviation Administration and International Civil Aviation Organization regulations and will be available for the industry in January 2011. (tech data pdf)
Not only are these much brighter, but they will deliver over ten years of reliable life, which also contrasts with the yearly maintenance now needed by the traditional Xenon aviation lighting technology.
Aviation lighting is a specialized market, where extreme weather conditions effects the structure and design of these LEDs, but this technology jump will surely have huge ramifications in the general lighting market.
The company – which in typically droll Finnish understatement describes itself on its website as “solvent” – is not just a leader in making LEDs for specialized industries, but also in lighting for architecture.
With this advance in technology, the incandescent light bulb, which has so long been a unit of measure of both our carbon footprint and of our intelligence, is about to become as much a historical artifact as gas-lighting.
Source: Clean Technica
I've also looked into high powered LEDs meant for the under-side of ships to view the Oceans floor's and cant help but wonder if anyone on RIU has ventured down this path and with what results?
The Led panel pic'd above is only 350w what are all y'all thoughts on this and the more industrial line of LEDs? - STELTHY
cannawizard
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*wowza thats a LED monster waiting to be unleashed... lol.. looks very promising
What is the verdict on Obelux LED ? the one pictured above is meant to flash on and off but I am sure with a bit of precision modding the thing could be used in say.. A Grow-Room
Below I have added a LINK to the site I found it on :-
http://cleantechnica.com/2010/09/04/this-brilliant-led-is-20000-times-more-powerful/
The blurb reads as follows :-
In a truly staggering breakthrough in LED intensity that will have wide ramifications on electricity use worldwide, the Finnish LED producer Obelux has developed by far the most powerful LED of all time.
In response to aviation industry requests, Obelux created a flashing High Intensity LED that delivers 200,000 candelas. Current technology in the aviation beacon lighting field delivers just 10 candelas. This marks an incredible 20,000-fold improvement on the old Xenon technology.
These will be installed on over 150 meter tall buildings and masts, replacing the flashing red aviation obstacle lights that are currently in place on masts and tall buildings to warn airplanes. Boosting brightness even further, they will be in groups of three, so that each can deliver 600,000 candelas.
Energy consumption? Just 350 watts!
Surprisingly, the aviation need for better lights is actually greatest during daytime, in fog and cloud cover. This breakthrough greatly improves daytime aviation safety in poor visibility conditions.
So that they don’t create night time light pollution, the incredibly brilliant LEDs can be dimmed to as low as 2,000 candelas, while still vastly improving the visibility of obstacles, compared with today’s 10 candela warning lights.
The new LEDs meet Federal Aviation Administration and International Civil Aviation Organization regulations and will be available for the industry in January 2011. (tech data pdf)
Not only are these much brighter, but they will deliver over ten years of reliable life, which also contrasts with the yearly maintenance now needed by the traditional Xenon aviation lighting technology.
Aviation lighting is a specialized market, where extreme weather conditions effects the structure and design of these LEDs, but this technology jump will surely have huge ramifications in the general lighting market.
The company – which in typically droll Finnish understatement describes itself on its website as “solvent” – is not just a leader in making LEDs for specialized industries, but also in lighting for architecture.
With this advance in technology, the incandescent light bulb, which has so long been a unit of measure of both our carbon footprint and of our intelligence, is about to become as much a historical artifact as gas-lighting.
Source: Clean Technica
I've also looked into high powered LEDs meant for the under-side of ships to view the Oceans floor's and cant help but wonder if anyone on RIU has ventured down this path and with what results?
The Led panel pic'd above is only 350w what are all y'all thoughts on this and the more industrial line of LEDs? - STELTHY
virulient
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I think that technology is a few years off from being reasonably affordable (this coming from a guy who thinks a couple grand for the right light is reasonable). That being said, man, this looks impressive!! Very exciting stuff, I just think it's a ways away from us, sadly. Awesome post at any rate! Thanks for the info, very intriguing.
Kaptain Kron
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you hijacking bastards lol nah not really lol its all good, I DEMAND LED SUB SECTION IN AMC!! lol, i honestly think LED is advanced you put it in indoor growing your gonna have way too many people who have done no research or read any of the current threads askin questions.
cannawizard
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*we can only hope for the best... haha.. you heard it.. hope