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It's tough to convince stupid that they actually are stupid, isn't it LOL

Hello gents... Just following up on my order from LEDDNA. They labeled my order as "shipped" on May 18 but the item didn't get to their Hong Kong postal office until June 1 (this information from the tracking # they provided me three weeks after it was labeled as shipped and the day that I will...

Is it me or are you missing some critical pictures? What dried and cured to 3.7oz?

Black for the sleek look and white for the "moar photonz" guys... I need a bright orange fixture... So I stop hitting my head on it while peepin'~

^^^ Lol.... Anyone order from LEDDNA? It's been longer than two weeks since my order shipped and I haven't gotten it yet. No response via email also... Not a huge deal as it was only $25 but I thought someone may know a little more about them than I..

What's with all the jokers today~;)

"Absolutely the best LED Grow Light." -leoled website

Sounds like a solid gig rik! For what it's worth, the 5000k cct works great for veg and it is as efficient as COBs come (IMO not a bad choice). Though, if you stepped down to 4000k you could easily veg/flower under those (even though you'll be losing a small % of light emitted and will need...

Is that who built your LEDs and COBs? LOL

The Vero series is made by Bridgelux and if you aren't using good quality diodes/COBs the latter of your power consumption will mean a lot (more than good quality lights) of heat generated. I see no one hating yet, but I'm sure someone will come and tell you with lots of "hate" how important...

That looks like one heavy ass lamp beepotron! What types of LEDs/COBs are those? Coolness~~

Clean build my friend, well played~ Those candle bowl reflectors give your COB bar a high-bay fixture kind of look and it looks great.

Looks like a solid multimeter that's for sure. I'm going to get right on it and find a good spot to get one from...:mrgreen: Thank you for your advice SDS, it's always valued~

If you're looking to save electricity look towards LEDs... On a budget then DIY~ I also use the gas lantern routine to veg my plants (12on-5 1/2 off- 1 on- 5 1/2 off) and only sensitive cultivars will flower under those circumstances (I haven't had any flower on me yet). If you're growing...

First commercial remote phosphor lamp I've seen... I believe that bus came and went though~

I appreciate the insight fellas, though unfortunately that's not my problem. I've got a tiny philips that fits the head perfectly. It's funny that you'd all mention it though, I tried with a reg sized one and stripped the screw a little before figuring it out lol...

Definitely my friend, thank you for replying. If my connectors from LEDDNA would hurry up I could get things rollin' around here... ATM I'm unsure if it even works, I may end up waiting for another driver also :sleep: Thanks again Scotch~

Yes sir Scotch, that's what I was trying to say lol. That's interesting that your screw stops as I assumed that's how mine would be. Been looking at multimeters... Thinking I'll just pick another one up since I've got other uses for the device anyhow~

I really appreciate your reply salmon~ You have my thanks~ I watched through the video but I believe they're dimming D class drivers. Dimming my driver is the easy part, what I'm wondering: since the screw that controls the dimming in my driver doesn't stop at max or minimum (you can keep...

Throwing it back to 1w Alibaba-express LEDs:hump: 20 something watts of pure awesome warm/neutral/cool CCT light~