Is there anything currently better then amare?

iampepe

iampepe

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Growdict said:
Because It has Cobs on it. You would have gotten 1.5pounds with a timber or cutter 600w cob grow. And it could only get better. For less money! Value. Dank grown for money spent, your amare doesnt stack up. Btw both of your accounts have pics of amare lights as your profile. Just saying.
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It grows some pretty killer weed. All this bs being spewed, my light is brighter or more effecient and kicks your lights ass in a 1/4 mile. Your all nuts! DIY lights look like shit guys.
 
Johnny Lawrence

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NewI said:
Oh nice thread I presume. Not gonna read it though. I just licked Hybrid post cause he is a cool guy.
Got the SE260Epi and as I was told by Vic to check in few hours to see the difference I did just that. I did believe that Amare is legit light but few hours?
That's right. In few hours the girls looked different. Reaching for the light and everything! Don't you usualy get a little stress if changing the lights?
Also cxb3590 alone to do that? Nah... I am gonna give my 200w cxb3590 3500k to a friend in need along with every light I have atm. Will buy a Pro9 for sure... and another se260 to help the Pro9.
Good job to the Amare users! And to the ones that don't believe...u just hatefull peoples.
Peace!
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Haha. Yeah, okay.
 
iampepe

iampepe

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Uberknot said:
Actually they are more informed than the people buying the Amare lights......

A few hours.... you can fucking water your plants and they will look different.

You have both do a side by side and post it up after your are done.

Yeah prove it. Put your money where your mouth is.

Are you driving those 200 watts cobs at 100% ?
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You obviously have a grudge against amare. Why dont you do the comparison and put your money out there bro?
 
Evil-Mobo

Evil-Mobo

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Growdict said:
Because It has Cobs on it. You would have gotten 1.5pounds with a timber or cutter 600w cob grow. And it could only get better. For less money! Value. Dank grown for money spent, your amare doesnt stack up. Btw both of your accounts have pics of amare lights as your profile. Just saying.
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That 600w kit from timber is too expensive mine didn't even cost half as much to do myself. The bigger the kits get the less they make sense "if" you can DIY. To be fair I am not using as many COBs in my 600w light but this was intentional in design partly due to cost.

For a newb beginner their light source will make less of a difference on yield than many other factors. A 600 watt hps would get someone through their first year of growing just fine for a lot less money or two 315 LEC lights. Will they be the newest best most efficient data sheet winning light? Nope. But until that grower can hit close to 1 gpw in his/her garden the led at those pre built or kit cost is a waste.

Your yield has many factors and guys believe it or not the light is not the biggest when you're not a seasoned grower. People like @sixstring2112 and @Hybridway and @ttystikk can grow under a glow stick and that's what the new guys won't understand. My first harvest earlier this year was a real eye opener once my buds dried and cured. A lot of people making some big claims all the time about their harvest and well I can tell you people stretch the truth lol.

Just my $0.02
 
iampepe

iampepe

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BM9AGS said:
No shit brother. I sure hope they're paid to keep amare deep in their throats.
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Crap posts like this kill this forum. I can't believe the mods allow it. Come on over to AFN and try spewing your crap. Good and bad people naturally congregate to each other, its a fact. Which forum is which?
 
Uberknot

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Evil-Mobo said:
That 600w kit from timber is too expensive mine didn't even cost half as much to do myself. The bigger the kits get the less they make sense "if" you can DIY. To be fair I am not using as many COBs in my 600w light but this was intentional in design partly due to cost.
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1/2 price? must have got one hell of a deal on those cobs and meanwell drivers and heat sinks.

with 12 cobs?? wow how much was it to use 12 cobs with passive heatsinks if you buy it all?

I got to see this light!! Pics!

Found something you got lens too for 1/2 price?
 
Evil-Mobo

Evil-Mobo

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Uberknot said:
1/2 price? must have got one hell of a deal on those cobs and meanwell drivers and heat sinks.

with 12 cobs?? wow how much was it to use 12 cobs with passive heatsinks if you buy it all?

I got to see this light!! Pics!
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If you slow down a bit and read what you quoted you will see i stated I did not use the same number of COB's.

8 3590's 140mm pin heat sinks Khatod lenses and two mean well 320-2100b drivers. Add less than $100 for angled aluminum wires etc and you're no where near the timber price.

$1349 from timber .............

If one were to go with citizen or vero the diy cost comes down even more.
 
Uberknot

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Both of their 600 watt kits have 12 cobs and range from 1099-1349

So you are overdriving the cobs more basically.
 
Evil-Mobo

Evil-Mobo

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Uberknot said:
Both of their 600 watt kits have 12 cobs and range from 1099-1349

So you are overdriving the cobs more basically.
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Let me know when you're done editing your post constantly. How is running a cxb 3590 @ 75w each over driving it lol. You are quickly starting to show how you have no clue what you are arguing about and are just a fan boy.

Look a kit from Timber where they "over drive" the same COB's with the same Driver I am using.......

http://timbergrowlights.com/300-watt-cree-cxb3590-4-cob-grow-light-kit/

I already listed my parts including the lenses but apparently reading escapes you as you keep asking questions that have already been answered.

You're clearly in here to argue with anyone who does not want to buy a Timber kit or list any kind of alternative. It does not do anyone any good.
 
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