Why yes lol and I would love to sample... :P
Thanks for the Popcorn explanation :)
I looked at some pictures and it shows that the Advanced Led Ufo 120w uses a single led with 3 smaller ones inside? is that not 3w technically?
On your Magnum when you look at the diodes are they singles or 3 in 1?
theres a website that I get wholesale ecigs from that get product from China ( alibaba dot com ) I know they are knock offs or original that others mark up and brand but they work great.
also... are the fans going all the time inside your magnum? how loud are they? ninja like? or noticeable?
Would you think that would be the same in LED lights? They do all come from china one way or another..... check the site and you will see your light as a plain white box and same spec idea... did they just paint it red and slap on double the price?????!!???
Thanks for the help again!
" if you need to ask if LED's work....... just say I Dunit " lol
There are 3w diodes and 3w/3 chipsets which is just a tech way of saying there is three 1 watt diodes in the same housing. Not the same for sure.
The Magnums are all 3w diodes for the red and blue but the white/uv and IR are 3w/3.
I have bought from Alibaba as well as I saw the same looking light and figured out why spend more. Turns out that almost everyone uses those standard cases Spectra, Magnum, ISIS, Advanced, Blackdog, Blackstar, etc. My Alibaba light came with three seperate power supplies for the various arrays inside (just like my ISIS and Magnums) and I only every had all three working at once for about 3 days. I think it was after the vendor had sent me the fourth power supply they stopped ansering my emails.
There might be some good guys on Alibaba but I mostly think its people looking to make a quick buck with cheap shit but that's just my $.02
I think that all the panels on the market except for the ridiculously expensive ones come from China. Most of our decent electronics come from Asia and until North Americans feel like assembling them for $8 a day then it's probably gonna stay that way :) The question is whether the person behind the engineering and design of the panel knew what they were doing and used proper spectrums, lens angles, diodes, power supplies and heat management.
In the end the only thing that can really be trusted is results from consumers and that means someone has to take a chance at some point.
My fans make a very low, soft sound. Certainly nothing that can be heard outside their chamber.