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Ok, So, I cannot find any link that supports this live roundtable broadcast

So @Growmau5, you guys are going live right? I'm in class right now, but would love to catch it on my break. Is there an available link to the live show, or do we go to "Dago's" youtube channel?

What do you think of the concept? Can we say that the theory is probably correct? Once we measure the temps, do you think there is reason to believe that 15-20% loss is viable? Therefore 2.2 per joule is more like 1.76 (20% loss)

By the way, That was not my work just posting his breakdown.

I will keep it in mind once the experiment is going. The #s were based off my plan to run these lights in a controlled environment in 85F. I will try and remember. They will be in a tent in about 3 weeks.

Just bad design by this company. Not bad for passive cooling. Getting some pin sinks from Pacific Light concepts in a couple weeks=)

V, Breaking down the light loss because of Fluence science passive design. In ALL fluence specifications it has this statement: Suitable for operation in still air ambient temperatures from -40°C (-40°F) to 35°C (95°F) when suspended and up to 30°C (86°F) when surface mounted. Operating...

Until they are completely gone. =)

Have to ask him if he's really going to pick one up. I hope he does. These lights need an expert reviewing them. I'm doing a comparison w/3 Lights. Btw, the white and reds are rated @1000ma capacity I believe. Separate channels/drivers. So each pcbs is 47.5w @700ma...but since 2 channels can...

@ttystikk better comparison; absorbable amount of light at the same level of consumption. Your thoughts? Might ask V if he can shed a little light on these diodes for us. Judging by his attention to detail, there is a reason he selected them. I was really only Interested in the performance of...

My honest opinion as of right now... I'd pass... This is completely passive... there are a few things I could say. I want to talk to the company first, and get their perspective. I'll update

Yup, considering it is passive, and it's fins are unevenly distributed, it's warranty might cost the company... they may be better off implementing a thermal switch and external control unit.

This came in last night. Vyperx Plus with Controller. Driven by MeanWell 600w driver (I believe the highest output they make). Well, at least all that mouser sells. Anyway... Blinding light. You will see spots for a long while. 550w draw when hooked up to the kw/meter. My only issue is the...

Here's the one that came in tonight. Fluence Science VyprX plus.

I don't know man? What's the difference?