
Mikedin
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That bud looks phenomenal!It does come with a fine assort meant of wall candy. In run G 4500 with the SE 7000 and SE 3000 & SF 2000
That g series is a beast.
I had a few radical canopies under that baby.
Super light too hangs easy with no threat of falling. The umbilical is long too.
You can get that driver a good distance away from the light with ease.
This was se3000 and g4500 before the se7000
Most likely the panel has LM201B’s, I do see the new current model has LM301B’s I have a few lights with the LM281B’s and they do excellent still, this new upgraded version SE3000 has the LM301H’s super excited to see how they do in flowerWell that sucks. I have an older model Spiderfarmer SF7000 in my 4x4. It is a quantum board style, 650 watt light with the removable ballast. At peak flower I can run her at 80% and it stays right around 82 degrees with the balast outside the tent. I've had nothing but super dense buds ever since I started using it and im pretty sure it has the older Samsung lm diodes.
Luckily the heat is negligible off this ballast even at 70% exhaust only kicks on about once per half hour or so, plus winter temps cooling the lung room so it’s not a big deal, tent temp is hangin at 80f and set for 81, lung room temp around 66-67 (basement room and I shut off all heat ducts going in the room from the furnace, but leave the cold air returns open to pull any heat) once it gets a bit cooler out and gets into mid to low 30’s out I’ll get the wood stoves into action, that’ll drop the lung room temps another 4-5f, we have a finished basement but don’t heat it in winter the residual heat from the wood stove upstairs keeps the the basement around 68, upstairs will get up to mid to high 70’s off a a log or 2 once every 2-3 hours
If temps get down below 10f out I light the basement stove up too but I avoid it if I can so I don’t heat the lung room while I heat the basement living room and bedroom lol