bicky studs
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was just pondering....
if i make 5 bars of 3 i can slide 1 bar over to the side in the second month of flower or something like that, im pretty wacked right now:drunk:
was just pondering....Tbh, 15 will do the job, but losing 150 actual watts can make a decent difference
Rotating your plants daily or even weekly should help also.yup thats the plan.
should get more g/w too.
so 4 plant scrog per 4x4
1st half of flower ill have 2x 3 cob bars over them
2nd half of flower ill have 3x 3 cob bars over them
:cool: should be sweet. if its not playing out ill just up to 20 cobs:badboy:
4 of these kits will kill it in a 4 x 8 or 3 x 7 even better :)she couldnt understand why when she gets all she needs from my hps system....told her she could drive those pigs, time i got my ferrari:cool:
she was in for 1k but ive already more than doubled that n havent told her yet:badboy: im gunna have to soon cause the xmas lists are getting too long....
have to beg for forgivness already:p:p:p
cant say i ever heard those type number off a wire lol.18 ga solid is best with a decent voltage rating of 400v or more.i use 600v 18 ga from grainger.i think 500ft spool was 60 bucks to my doorive got some wire here ...ye 1.5. ho 7v-u is all it says. and 450/750v
its copper 1 wire. quite stiff i supose its 1.5mm thick.
guess its not suitable for wiring my cobs.wat ya think...?:drunk2:
4 of these kits will kill it in a 4 x 8 or 3 x 7 even better :)
ive got some wire here ...ye 1.5. ho 7v-u is all it says. and 450/750v
its copper 1 wire. quite stiff i supose its 1.5mm thick.
guess its not suitable for wiring my cobs.wat ya think...?:drunk2:
Damn 6 you are slayn it with them cobs. You have come a long way man. Great job!!! See you spreading the cob love with your helping peeps understand how to build their own setups. :D Great thread!!!Panorama with the new phone :)
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But their sister site has some. https://growerslights.com/collectio...hting-group-260-watt-xl-quantum-board-led-kitToo bad they're sold out
yes and you can email hlg and robin will sell you the boards and heatsinks,then just grab some drivers from anywhere and go off on that shizzle :cool:But their sister site has some. https://growerslights.com/collectio...hting-group-260-watt-xl-quantum-board-led-kit
I realize I'm late to this party, but those are some crazy heat sinks!So as soon as i get some time i will be doing a build with these new square heatsinks from northern grow lights and the bars i have been working on. These bars have had some changes since the first set and i changed how the plasma cutter runs around the plate so it spends more time cutting and less time moving from hole to hole.plus a found a guy that can bend 1/8 in and 1/4 in plate for me so i made another tweak to this design this week,just waiting to get those back from the bender.should be kinda cool looking but heres the new heatsinks robinn @ngl is selling
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For now i will prob build one out using the prototype bars since i still have a few laying around here that need to be drilled for these.
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So it will look similar to this^^^ but different heatsinks and i plan to use the vero 29 gen 7 cobs on them.stay tuned
I love em,as far as I know they are still the best sinks for 100 w or less.kinda Overkill for anything under 50 w but yeah they rock.i think timber sells them and also hlg still gets them for Vero and shitizens :)I realize I'm late to this party, but those are some crazy heat sinks!
How do you like them?
They appear to have, by far, the most surface area I've ever seen.I love em,as far as I know they are still the best sinks for 100 w or less.kinda Overkill for anything under 50 w but yeah they rock.i think timber sells them and also hlg still gets them for Vero and shitizens :)
Yup and they are easy to work with being square,it's really nice making frames for them.They appear to have, by far, the most surface area I've ever seen.
That makes 'em double dope!Yup and they are easy to work with being square,it's really nice making frames for them.
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