weariedjuggl
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Amazing for just 4 cobs!Id be interested in some dried weights if you get that far.Im putting a parts list together for 44 cobs now,so damn expensive but the results are hard to deny,nice job.
yea those cobs are turning out some decent looking buds. They look pretty dense and frosty!!!Subbed in for this one bud. Everything I've seen is looking amazing
Thank you! Yeah I'm pretty sure that anything less than 1 gpw lies in my domain. These cobs put out a silly amount of light compared to their wattage... If I can get 6-7 ounces per tent with these lights I'll be so flippin stoked. Unfortunately with the loss of Moby Dick this round I think I'll get about 5 ounces or just under.yea those cobs are turning out some decent looking buds. They look pretty dense and frosty!!!
Gonna go with the cxb3590s,Once i figure it all out ill try jerry at kingbrite But PLC (thanks Six)has decent prices on the cobs,holders and reflectors in US,looking to find the best price on the meanwells and heatsinks now.Im gonna go passive with the pin style heatsinks.Goodluck with the order! You gonna use the guy on alibaba to order the parts? Id certainly recommend him. If its not from there let me know cuz i can dig up his website for you when im not on my phone...
Are you going with cxb? Which model? So you know i use individual cumputer heatsinks for my cobs but id recommend getting bigger heatsinks from heatsinkusa to fit all of them on together. My wiring hangs out in the air and it looks novice as hell...
I hear you on that...if i do it again ill probably go for some of the pre assembled lights. Time is valuable and ive spent a lot of hours researching,ordering, and then building. I definitely saved actual money with my diy fixtures but i lost a lot of valuable time.Gonna go with the cxb3590s,Once i figure it all out ill try jerry at kingbrite But PLC (thanks Six)has decent prices on the cobs,holders and reflectors in US,looking to find the best price on the meanwells and heatsinks now.Im gonna go passive with the pin style heatsinks.
You are killing it getting those kind of yields out of 4 cobs!Ive had my head stuck in the sand over LED for so long but the cobs are changing that now,if it werent for the cost i think these would take over grow lighting.The thing is if you pay more up front you get so much back in energy savings,yield etc etc.My rooms are 12x12 but if i was a tent grower i think id buy the plc 6 cob and never look back,for the price its a good deal and alot of people dont want a DIY project.
Now thats an idea! So are you getting a full 300w out of them? Do the heatsinks get super hot?Cool beans. Dig the light :D Where did you get the idea from. I'm also running 4x CXB3070 but at 2100mA on two LPC 150 drivers in a 1x1m tent.
Damn bro, very pretty flowers there. Can smell em from here. :DSome new pics of the Atomic Northern Lights. I'm gonna chop this one and the candyland tomorrow.
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Yup. You all may have a convert here I keep seeing these kind of results. Niceare all these under just 4 cobs?are all he tents the same?Pretty nice plants for just 4 cobs for sure.
Actually there are also 2 Bridgelux BRXA 25 running off one LPC 60 there and all of them together with fans are pulling 315W. Once you count in for the fans and driver losses all the cobs together see actual 275W. CXBs aren't seeing whole 2.1A since the drivers are maximg out on the voltage. Didn't think of it to measure the current and voltage across each cob while finishing the soldering so I only have number from my power meter.
Well my first rig was a closet with scrap LEDs I had on hand and was about 150W with the UVA/B T8
Here's the link to my thread:
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/toasters-seed-popping-micro-adventures.66097/page-13
Check it out and you'll see why asked about the idea ;)
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