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my guess, roughly : 6x@1050ma, you get 5.610lm/sqf for 6sqft (total 33.658lm) 5x@1050ma, you get 4.675lm/sqf for 6sqft (total 28.048lm) calculated all 3000k AB bin's though, it will be a bit higher with the 5k but just looking @lumens/sqf, my bet would be to go for 6 :) drivers i don't have a...

aaahhh, there you go, the smoke clears :)

Look at all that sugar :)

flux(lm)@85°C, lower bins Z4's 7945 and a few other things, CTRL+ F in adobe , just being a smartass, for once...

lol, it does, your adobe reader must work different then mine :P, but i'm not going to doubt on the other you wrote

gonna grow Durban Poison myself

Yes, i already found that page, very interesting indeed :)

It's just that a 2:1 cbd:thc ratio isn't correct, a bit misleading...

hey captain, do you know strains with high thc-v ?

If you follow the link : 'These seeds will produce mostly high-CBD plants with between a 1:1 and 4:1 ratio of CBD:THC, ideal for people avoiding the psychoactive effects of THC. On average, 25% will have very high CBD with almost no THC. Then 50% will have both high CBD and high THC. The other...

hey captain, have a look a this strain : Charlotte's web from this docu ; 1 on 4 is low thc/high cbd

you guys scare me sometimes, i really get confused... if everything get isolated (liquid heatshrink or cob-holders) and the heatsink itself is grounded and you do this all while things unplugged, where is the danger ? being stoned again ? i don't have any education in electricity or the likes so...

Really like the idea of low voltage and high efficienty, but this is chinees for me :oops:, is this difficult for someone with a low level electricity degree ? i think i know someone. I've looked at the link, but it still remains chinees, if it's to difficult i'm gonna take my chances (and...

oh, and who is doing well that also produces great chips ? Is there any competition against the cxa3590 in terms of efficienty ?

How so ?

I know it would be an expensive lamp with cxa3590 at 30W/piece... and those pucks add up to the cost, I'm just looking at the most flexible and efficient (also silent) setup, but i guess we don't need those pucks... those meanwell drivers will do 8-) imo cxa3590 will eventually take the place...

Thanks for so much explanation guys ! :hump:

Thanks for the link Erlking. If you can dim that low with the meanwells... Ok, so again the HLG-185H-C1050B seems most wanted for cxa3070 and cxa3590 (36V) if you want to drive 5 cobs 8) and HLG-120H-C1050B seems most wanted if you want to drive 4 cobs 8) and running them lower all 9 together...

I thought for example the HLG-185H-C1050B only dim's to 50% ? 525mA to 1050mA ? What am i missing here ? Fantastic news btw :razz:

I thought these would work too, indeed matched with an AC-DC power supply (does it need to be CV or CC ?) There even is a board to wire them all up. If so, if we could find 36V buck pucks (for the cxa3590 36V version), is it more efficient then those puck above ? I found some here (spec. sheet)...