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i am indeed, send me a message if youd like some help hi rocket and anc...

ive got a stash of the Rspec quantum boards that will be up on site later today

im about to drop price on gen3 luminus. would be a good match

id only do it to save strains. they take a lot longer to get back to veg, plan on adding 2+ weeks you need to trim the mess like shown above down to 4 good branches when it gets going

its been warm, tail end of summer. that plant was pulled and has since wilted competely. i changed all res's and added 3ml/gal 35% H2O2 were coming into fall where res temps should be mid 60s not low 70s

id stick with cobs that will attach to the same holes as the cxb3070 did. any of the 28mm square chips that use 35mm holder hole spacing luminus cxm22 are cheaper and more efficient than 3590s

theres no one answer and depend son your media, size of plants, VPD/temp/humidity etc.

i have some grotek 35%, whats a good dosage in this instance? the jug says 3 ml/gal but its old (10 years) dont want to burn

is pool shock/clear rez a good idea?

ive seen this a handful of times in the last few years, in the middle of a cycle where one plant out of many suddenly wilts and dies. Entire plant is affected, starting with the fan leaves this is in rockwool (pargro 6x6x4 which is pretty quick draining), flooded on a table twice a day, EC and...

never heard of that company. sounds ambitious. id like to see their lumen maintenance curve

if efficiency is your goal...yes

may not be true in all cases but i think that "Miserable wife -> miserable life" is likely true in 100% of cases

PM'd you. email is best going forward

AC/DE (or boss) has the widest footprint of any DE reflector ive seen, tho there may be some new ones out in the last year or two

id do 9 in a 4x4, more even coverage 3x 240 or 1x600W driver

a 320W driver with 4 cobs would do that area fine, ~$250

a watt is a watt. led lets you use less watts for same light output

ive got the 058s in stock in 3500k they certainly can do 150W easily... but the active mechatronics required dont accept holders, you ahve to solder to chips, which inst for everybody. also there are no bolt-on options for reflectors

id recommend 3000k or 3500k if you had to pick one spectrum 150W per chip is high youd need fan cooled heatsinks like the mechatronics ill look up the voltage curve for those. yes its prob over 54V at 150W