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NewHeights said:
Looking to grow one plant in my apt. I want it to be heavy yielder though. It wont be a stealthy closet grow however i dont want the setup taking up too much space. I would appreciate recommendations on the best LEDs to achieve the best quality buds. I would also like to avoid a crazy setup and keep the grow simple so a light that doesnt require much maitenance or extra vents needed would be sweet. Thanks!
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grow area?
 
Hybridway said:
Ok, now that's funny!!! Hahaha! Great!
Laughing smiling, smoking Strawberry Cookie!
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Comedy reminds us not to take shit too seriously - laughter is the best medicine :p

Strawberry cookie sounds amazing... is it as good as it sounds? I'm chilling with some Berry White tonight. Peace
 
MrTwist1 said:
People don't want to hear over and over again ad nauseum about how great he thinks his light is... there are many great LED lights out there that grow great weed. I always liked the look of the Amare lights myself, but the incessant shilling from a few anti-intellectuals here has really put me off them. :wall:

I'm also not inclined to worry too much about what someone who has never visited this site might one day care about lol.
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To those around long enough, this is exactly what PetFlora did. Not embellishing, but stating fact. It is a right of passage for something....thats for sure. They turn themselves into victims with diatribes. It is fun at the end of the night, after working in my non existent garden to read all the stank :peace:
 
Victor6634 said:
Would a HLG-320H-C700 hold 8 CLU048 1812 ?
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Here you go Victor, I linked this earlier, it's all you need to figure out driver stuff:image.jpg

Look at watts and volts, multiply them both by 8, and compare to the data sheet here: http://www.meanwell.com/mw_search/HLG-320H-C/HLG-320H-C-spec.pdf

The answer is yes, but this way you'll be able to figure out different led/driver combos. By the way, running 8 cobs in series, you are looking at 400+ volts, which is pretty high.
 
JorgeGonzales said:
Here you go Victor, I linked this earlier, it's all you need to figure out driver stuff:View attachment 3742601

Look at watts and volts, multiply them both by 8, and compare to the data sheet here: http://www.meanwell.com/mw_search/HLG-320H-C/HLG-320H-C-spec.pdf

The answer is yes, but this way you'll be able to figure out different led/driver combos. By the way, running 8 cobs in series, you are looking at 400+ volts, which is pretty high.
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Thank you Jorge
 
JorgeGonzales said:
Here you go Victor, I linked this earlier, it's all you need to figure out driver stuff:View attachment 3742601

Look at watts and volts, multiply them both by 8, and compare to the data sheet here: http://www.meanwell.com/mw_search/HLG-320H-C/HLG-320H-C-spec.pdf

The answer is yes, but this way you'll be able to figure out different led/driver combos. By the way, running 8 cobs in series, you are looking at 400+ volts, which is pretty high.
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Thank you Jorge . I would be running them on 240 volt light controller would that make difference as far as high volts?
 
JorgeGonzales said:
Here you go Victor, I linked this earlier, it's all you need to figure out driver stuff:View attachment 3742601

Look at watts and volts, multiply them both by 8, and compare to the data sheet here: http://www.meanwell.com/mw_search/HLG-320H-C/HLG-320H-C-spec.pdf

The answer is yes, but this way you'll be able to figure out different led/driver combos. By the way, running 8 cobs in series, you are looking at 400+ volts, which is pretty high.
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Thanks Jorge! Just figured out that the perfect combination is 8 of these at 1050. It runs at that magical 420 volts. Coincidence? I think not.o_O
Bwahaahaa!
 
NewHeights said:
Yes im in Cali ✊
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Good, saw that shit "like i'm gonna just throw it in a corner" and was like uh oh!ha..

no venting or "fuss" means low wattage grow to me.........can check out hans 70w led fixture, remote driver, can get away with a sealed grow in most situations. Can do 1 indica leaning plant generally speaking, short/no veg for best results imo.

http://bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-70-w

looks like hans is finally messing with a cxb in this last round...........damn, fried his girls pretty good:fire: I see his trimming skills haven't improved either,lol

http://www.ledgrow.eu/
 
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PSUAGRO. said:
Good, saw that shit "like i'm gonna just throw it in a corner" and was like uh oh!ha..

no venting or "fuss" means low wattage grow to me.........can check out hans 70w led fixture, remote driver, can get away with a sealed grow in most situations. Can do 1 indica leaning plant generally speaking, short/no veg for best results imo.

http://bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-70-w

looks like hans is finally messing with a cxb in this last round...........damn, fried his girls pretty good:fire: I see his trimming skills haven't improved,lol

http://www.ledgrow.eu/
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Pretty good?? His plants look like hell imo.
 
PSUAGRO. said:
Good, saw that shit "like i'm gonna just throw it in a corner" and was like uh oh!ha..

no venting or "fuss" means low wattage grow to me.........can check out hans 70w led fixture, remote driver, can get away with a sealed grow in most situations. Can do 1 indica leaning plant generally speaking, short/no veg for best results imo.

http://bonsaihero.com/index.php/ledgrow-led-panel-70-w

looks like hans is finally messing with a cxb in this last round...........damn, fried his girls pretty good:fire: I see his trimming skills haven't improved,lol

http://www.ledgrow.eu/
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Lmao yeah i guess my plan doesnt sound very professional but im looking to just grow one top quality plant and get as close to a lb as i can off it. I cant see a 70w helping me with that. Maybe something more 200-300ish watts could be enough.
 
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