I have no idea. That's why I was asking Ttystikk if he had some fact on that, since he lives there.
I heard anything over 1.21 gigawatts is being prohibited. And if your buying your plutonium from the Libyans in a VW bus that is also frowned upon.It's just heresay until someone shows some facts... Just some people talking, I wanted to be clear about that
I'm in Missouri, a prohibition state.
Uhhhhhh.... havent heard anything like this.
If you're living in misery, you have bigger problems than we do.It's just heresay until someone shows some facts... Just some people talking, I wanted to be clear about that
I'm in Missouri, a prohibition state.
Indeed, but I try to keep up with news.
I know several here from KC.Indeed, but I try to keep up with news.
NICE. Now, my job is to make sure you don't need it.you guys laugh, but the lighting regulations are coming. my ahead not 2017, not 2018, but rest assured, they ARE coming.
ya know what else is c? my recently approved 800 amp panel!! suck it bitches, im going to make the street lights dim when my lights flip on
he said he got approved for a new 800 amp panel for his grow room. NOTHING to do with his LED light.
Gotcha, but for the record, the light he made in this thread is 588W. It was a 588W setup trying to compete with a 1000W, not an 800W. Just putting that out there, mainly for you actually. Just because the power supplies are rated up to 200W each doesn't mean they're being loaded that hard. That is determined by the load (leds), not the drivers. 200W is simply where it can't raise the voltage any higher to maintain the output current, and thus max power of the driver.he said he got approved for a new 800 amp panel for his grow room. NOTHING to do with his LED light.
K,thanks, i actually read that like 10 times already.
Your welcome!
Lol @ the idea of vertical LED needing reflectors.
I had a minidisk player... in my car :}
Get a more even spread and increase penetration deep in those trees. COBS for sure work better with optics.
