keiksweat
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?cobkits website
there are tons of options for 72V cobsSo looking at these what kind of driver does a person need 72 V ??? and so 6 of them to make 450 watts ???
now does meanwell make a 450 watt driver or 2 225 watt 72 Volt do i need B or C series for dimming now were talking so 3500k 4000k do they make 6000 , 6500 k ??? going to check this web site out maybe order 36 citizens
Where does the Vero 18 Gen 7's look like on that graph? Dont they beat almost everything except the CLU58 at lower currents for ten bucks a piece? Here are the links to the new Vero Gen 7's and the datasheets.the 1212s at cobkits are 36V
the 1818 and 1825 are 50V
NO! (Sternly points finger) :happy:
If cob leds only last for 3 or 4 years anyway, why pay an arm and a leg.NO! (Sternly points finger) :happy:
If it works for you more power to you. I was just fuckin with you. By the way, those are far from being cheap. Way overpriced.If cob leds only last for 3 or 4 years anyway, why pay an arm and a leg.
Cheap chinese stuff works for me and if it breaks you just buy a new one...
I would suggest a little research before you did that, but do what you want. Good luck Doc.I would just get two of these
http://www.ledlightplant.com/cob-64...0w-grow-led-light-panel-hydroponics-p-49.html
I have been running a similar one that I bought from ebay for more than two years. Dense sticky nugs almost two weeks faster than hps, no giant colas but no heat issues either.I would suggest a little research before you did that, but do what you want. Good luck Doc.
i dunno ive only tested the vero 29s. the datasheet/simulator for the gen 7s wasnt at all accurate at low currents. the 36V vero 29s run pretty close to the 1818s and the CXBsWhere does the Vero 18 Gen 7's look like on that graph? Dont they beat almost everything except the CLU58 at lower currents for ten bucks a piece? Here are the links to the new Vero Gen 7's and the datasheets.
those are garbage they sell the same thing on ebay for $80-$120. the one i got only had 3 cobs working out of the box. quality chips will last you a lifetime (well until they are obsolete at least)I would suggest a little research before you did that, but do what you want. Good luck Doc.
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