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Maybe check Cutter out https://www.cutter.com.au/product-category/diy-led-kits/horticulture-lighting/grow-led-colors/ They might have something. And they can custom build to your spec. https://www.led-tech.de/en/50cm-Osram-SSL-Horticulture-Hyper-Red-Plug-and-Grow-Stripe

They'd cost me ~ $36 per strip ffs! Lol you get them for $22. I can't see what diodes they use so they might not be the latest and greatest efficiency wise.

Yea, that would work. 48v on the strips 2 x 48v = 96v Driver range 50v - 100v so 2 strips fit. You could also use the HLG 60h 48A or B driver and wire in them in parallel. It is 1.3A so you could run 1 strip on it full throttle if you've a good heatsink or 2 strips at 650mA each or 3 strips...

I haven't ruined the light. The 26" x 5" section i took out was basically the part of the Heatsink that held the driver. The fixture will Still work as an HLG550 with the 4 QB's with better coverage for 4ft x 4ft area so it won't cost that much to put together again. HLG550 is 20" x 26" and...

Take one HLG550 V1 Disconnect the wires, remove the driver. Drill out all the rivets and take off the Quantum Boards. Store boards safely to reattach later. So you are now left with the bare Heatsink Draw two lines across the Heatsink as shown below. Get a hacksaw and cut along the two...

I tested this app for Android devices today. Keuwlsoft Using the big light in the sky as a reference point. Keuwlsoft light meter full sun, cannot compute overload! Apogee PAR meter reads Using lux to par conversion from waveform lighting sunlight setting we get 1725 umols/s/m2 v 2400 on...

It'll be fine. I had a 50 watt light that I'd plugged into another socket accidentally, instead of the timer sockets, on for 3 days at day 35 flowering before I realised. Lol Didn't faze them at all.

Yes, the weather was shit this year. Met office said 30% less Sun light than previous years.

I just seen it's for indoors lol. Yes you can grow in the winter indoors in the cold. I do it every year. Temps can go down to 10°C lights out. I use a heatmat to keep the soil warm.

Just a thought. How far away from the plants the side lights will be will determine how hard or soft to run them. As an example 5 x 2ft - 600mm strips on a light fixture measuring 1m x 600mm - 3ft 3" x 2ft running at 260 watts at 18" - 450mm away gives 600 par reading at the centre. When dimmed...

No chance of growing anything for outdoors this year, it's far too late. A waste of seed.

I got a bottle of this to try. Healthy Leaf and bud I've used it twice on my current indoor plants in flowering so far, at week 2 and another spraying at ~ day 30. https://www.gtphydroponics.co.uk/shop/pests-plant-health/plant-health/guardnaid-healthy-leaf-and-bud-250ml/ I always get a bit...

Is the code 'a separate company.....?' :bigjoint:

Good job. Ive been doing it for years. Every photon counts....... even outdoors lol

I couldn't resist. I was toying with the idea of getting some Vesta strips at around £8 each but 15 strips for £27 earth pounds! When I first bought 2FT double row F strips they were ~ £27 each. What a bargain. Digikey UK has the 2ft F strips at £21.57 EACH!

Hard to get. Signed up for an email alert for when they were ready, got them last October. As soon as they became available they were sold out.

2 x 36v cobs will fit on the black drivers. I've Citizen 1212s and Cree CXBs running on similar drivers. Some of my drivers are 55V - 110V range so I can fit 3 x cobs on them. I've also got 2 X F Strips running on the 55V - 110V drivers too as 48V x 2 = 96V so the fit into the drivers voltage...

I can't even speak !English! Google Translate I'm afraid but it works pretty well! Al menos sabré a quién ver en Tenerife o en España por una bolsa de hierba! jajaja ... si alguna vez nos ponemos encima de este Covid