MeGaKiLlErMaN
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Yes they are 3000k
All prices have the required components included. Only two lights need a heatsink. All others are able to be cooled without one.
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All prices have the required components included. Only two lights need a heatsink. All others are able to be cooled without one.
TEKNIK
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I'm not trolling you, I am very serious about my proposal to you.Almost like he doesn't understand how product production works and how bulk order drop the price. Not sure if I should have fed the troll. Oh well live and learn.
OLD MOTHER SATIVA
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hi
1.asked what the 300K$ is for
2. the link to the gofundme doesn't work for me
3. great on the no heatsink needed..but we would prob just want the panels
ps
he doesn't sound like troll...
but he sure is hangin in here .....
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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Thought we were talking about the color spectrum being 3000k.
The price as stated is to drop the price of production. It's a point I'm aiming for, I can miss the target but if I hit it that let's me drop the price more then pass the savings to everyone that buys.
Try this link,
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lightwave-high-end-horticultural-lighting#/
There is an option for the panel my itself (LightWave 1)but it doesn't make sense to buy one when you can buy the 2, 4, or 6 unit lights for cheaper.
OLD MOTHER SATIVA
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thanks..iremember you have been a cool guy
nah the link goes through and nothing shows
thats alot of dough to trust somecompany[that is maybe chinese] for the first incarnation
i cannot comment on the rest of the equipment but mif its from china..most peopleuse meanwell and warrantees work better in
our own countries..but the light is the star and the rest are add ons..imenat buy more tna one panel and not the settup
but then again i know zero since ic annot access the gofundme or whatever it is..
i can access the gogo site..you link takes me to blankness
nah the link goes through and nothing shows
thats alot of dough to trust somecompany[that is maybe chinese] for the first incarnation
i cannot comment on the rest of the equipment but mif its from china..most peopleuse meanwell and warrantees work better in
our own countries..but the light is the star and the rest are add ons..imenat buy more tna one panel and not the settup
but then again i know zero since ic annot access the gofundme or whatever it is..
i can access the gogo site..you link takes me to blankness
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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Not sure why you cant get to it, Its online and others have been able to reach it.
I'm not sure how it could be Chinese if I created it and I'm from Michigan, but I get that its the internet and people can pretend. I'm not a company in regard to the light creation. Its just me doing everything.
I guess I could say there is a warranty I over looked that. Standard 5 year should do it. Ill toss that into the FAQ. (its been added)
Here's what the site should look like.
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pulpoinspace
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How many diodes per board?
Who/where is manufacturer?
Who/where is manufacturer?
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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I am the manufacturer. There are 640 diodes per board.
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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That doesnt include reflector losses. Its well known that the real world number including those is 1.7umol/j.
PSUAGRO.
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Talking about led fixtures, not hid
TEKNIK
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I am not sure what country you are in but if you are located in the USA and will be manufacturing in the USA then you will make Trump very proud.
Good to know you are a real manufacturer with your own manufacturing equipment
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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2.6 µmol/watt isnt bad for $1,179.00 running at 646 Watts (1679.6PPF). I hit a cheaper price point running less wattage and hitting the same light output. Not sure where the issue is there. Mine does 1710PPF at 600W for $900. Seems like mine would be better. Keep in mind I round down to 2.85umol as well
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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Yeah it is good to keep Trump happy. You know what they say... Happy Trump happy life.
TEKNIK
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I think you mentioned your price does not include drivers also, a gavita is a full fixture ready to go.2.6 µmol/watt isnt bad for $1,179.00 running at 646 Watts (1679.6PPF). I hit a cheaper price point running less wattage and hitting the same light output. Not sure where the issue is there. Mine does 1710PPF at 600W for $900. Seems like mine would be better. Keep in mind I round down to 2.85umol as well
But as you are the manufacturer with your own pick and place machine you could make it much cheaper, good that you are not having things made in China like everyone else making boards around here
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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It does help that I work in a production place that has the tools needed.
The only one that doesnt come with a driver is the entry level LightWave1. All others have a driver and anything else that is required ready to go.
MeGaKiLlErMaN
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The components are in route, I have not decided if I will be using my work for production of the prototype since they all say there is a cheaper place thats about a 30 min drive for me. Its a low quantity run to make 10 boards and I dont get the perks passed on.
Ill see if I can take photos but they have a strict no phone policy on the floor. All that stuff looks the same no matter where you go. I considered using my own personal pick and place thats made out of a CNC machine but its not price efficient to do that.