Rocket Soul
Well-Known Member
Ohm sweet ohm
Ohm sweet ohm
The nominal current in the data sheet would give you a reasonable answer. Also, they don't provide data below 50W.Just out of curiosity...What does Cree recommend for running their COBs? I know (most) everyone wants to under drive them to get them to be more efficient, but I think I read somewhere that Cree designed their CXB 3590 COBs to be run much, much harder than what we mostly see applied around here. And although they obviously can be used to grow plants, Cree did not specifically designed them for that purpose. So, what did Cree have in mind when they made those COBs? Industrial lighting? Home lighting? And how hard would Cree say to drive them if you asked them?
jorge puttin up the resistanceYeah but we trust Ohm's law more.
i dont have a 4000k 72v chip and it would test within margin of error with the other cree at a given wattage anywayThis ppfd chart is only really missing one thing, a comparison with a cxb3590 72volts. Cree says the same preformance as 36 v but most of the winners are high voltage chips.
lol sparky's jokejorge puttin up the resistance
Watts wrong with that?jorge puttin up the resistance
Except when he switches his position.its all good... he keeps it current
Resistance is futile
Center 4 on their own drivertry it again with dashes maybe to hold the space?
g'day Cobby,I love you too bro