Moe.Red
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Are you going for the Emerson Effect?
If I had your setup I would not be able to resist finding a way to add a green channel.
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If I had your setup I would not be able to resist finding a way to add a green channel.
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12A DC?
Yep. 12x 1A/20V strips.
Should I be concerned?
Had to look that up, but yes!Are you going for the Emerson Effect?
If I had your setup I would not be able to resist finding a way to add a green channel.
Honestly my knowledge is quite rudimentary with all this right now.
Basically my logic is going the way of just trying to supplement where the full spec strips lack.
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Nope, just trying to make the correct recommendation.Yep. 12x 1A/20V strips.
Should I be concerned?
How bad do you want to read that current? If you know the internal impedance of the meter you can make a current splitter and read some percentage of the current (i.e. half - so 6A which your meter will do) based on the resistor you wire in parallel with the meter.
If you are looking for a continual reading, I can help you rig something up to do that as well. Not sure if you are dimming and such. But with a few parts you can make a kill-a-watt kinda thing for DC.
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Yeah, I don't have a specific reason to be testing the driver current other than to detect an error that I assume i I'd be able trace otherwise. And honestly I'd probably just be replacing any anomalous driver rather than trying to rebuild one or anything like that...Nope, just trying to make the correct recommendation.
How bad do you want to read that current? If you know the internal impedance of the meter you can make a current splitter and read some percentage of the current (i.e. half - so 6A which your meter will do) based on the resistor you wire in parallel with the meter.
If you are looking for a continual reading, I can help you rig something up to do that as well. Not sure if you are dimming and such. But with a few parts you can make a kill-a-watt kinda thing for DC.
... that said, if I did have the ability to, I probably would. I like the sound of the current splitter... that'd probably suit me for most of my applications. I'll look into it and pique your brain if I have questions but it makes total sense to me on the surface.
As always, thanks for the advice!
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Now we're cooking with phosphor-coated crystalline silicone wafers!
Bottom buds are now receiving a little more than the tops have been I think since I ditched the tote. That was a struggle that day, I'm sure I bonked some shit around. So now the driver's on the outside
Also hiked up the light to maybe 10" above the canopy for that 629pppfd reading (extra p there to indicate it as a photone reading
Alright. Now let's see what these girls can do.
Ffs
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First 12 hours of adequate light, they're already stinking up the place about it.
Lefty, finally looking like something.
Righty, doin' the do.
And in the mother cab we are rockin at 79°f
Lefty, finally looking like something.
Righty, doin' the do.
And in the mother cab we are rockin at 79°f
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this guy out here custom branding his custom built lights
/respect
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Haha just being cheeky there.
Maybe if I get good at it I'll put that branding to good use
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Week 7 Flower
Lefty's super sweet/floral.
Righty, skunk/berry. Emphasis on the berry.
Now that all the pieces are in place, I'm starting to feel the normal tides.
They're drinking well. Structure is apt. Leaves have a nice green. And everything's very... boingy I think is the technical term.
I am shadowboxing the humidity a little bit as it's gotten warm and rainy over the past few days, but they're taking it well enough.
Lefty's super sweet/floral.
Righty, skunk/berry. Emphasis on the berry.
Now that all the pieces are in place, I'm starting to feel the normal tides.
They're drinking well. Structure is apt. Leaves have a nice green. And everything's very... boingy I think is the technical term.
I am shadowboxing the humidity a little bit as it's gotten warm and rainy over the past few days, but they're taking it well enough.
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