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5000k does here's the proof https://www.digikey.com/products/en?mpart=SPMWHT541ML5XAR0S5&v=1510@vegaswiner, How can you mix in 5000K when they only exist in 3000K and 4000K?
5000k does here's the proof https://www.digikey.com/products/en?mpart=SPMWHT541ML5XAR0S5&v=1510@vegaswiner, How can you mix in 5000K when they only exist in 3000K and 4000K?
wietefras is talking about these specific TCI strips...5000k does here's the proof https://www.digikey.com/products/en?mpart=SPMWHT541ML5XAR0S5&v=1510
This thread is about TCI strips and SonsOfAvery asked a question about those. More particular, he asked about people using those 3000K TCI strips for veg. Not about random people using 3000K+5000K combinations or Samsung SMDs.5000k does here's the proof https://www.digikey.com/products/en?mpart=SPMWHT541ML5XAR0S5&v=1510
lol, I just read through the thread I swear they look like Samsung chips lol my bad.This thread is about TCI strips and SonsOfAvery asked a question about those. More particular, he asked about people using those 3000K TCI strips for veg. Not about random people using 3000K+5000K combinations or Samsung SMDs.
Tci does make 5000k strips. Scroll towards bottom and check out how many different variations they use with lm560 and lm280This thread is about TCI strips and SonsOfAvery asked a question about those. More particular, he asked about people using those 3000K TCI strips for veg. Not about random people using 3000K+5000K combinations or Samsung SMDs.
That's leaf variegation, which is pretty common in Blueberry genetics. It usually shows up early and grows out as the plant matures, but some BB strains are known to throw variegated leaves throughout the grow. It doesn't really harm the plant, but they do tend to grow a bit slower than other strains. Blueberry strains are not known for being high yielders or heavy eaters. Pretty much all modern strains trace their lineage back to the early hybrids, so there's a bit of blueberry in many strains these days.Not sure. I've been keeping an eye on it. I need to spray them down with probiotics today. Thanks for the reminder I probably would have put it off a few more days.
It's possible it is a genetic issue, the plant is a regXauto and Im just growing it to see if it autos. I imagine the auto is horribly inbred. Adding epsom salt to my next watering as well.
I think the consensus is tmv is not contagious to cannabis. Its likely a hungry plant.
This thread is specifically about the ebay auction of 3000K and 4000K TCI strips at €9 a piece per 23W (154lm/W) strip including driver.Tci does make 5000k strips. Scroll towards bottom and check out how many different variations they use with lm560 and lm280
http://www.tcisaronno.com/led-modules-search-general/?code=128083%2f950S
My bad, see I saw the Original post by iHearAll who created this thread to show off the strips they found and building a diy light out of it. Which were the 3000k, and 4000k made by TCI sold by a random seller on ebay. I merely pointed out the manufacturer also makes a 5000k version which some were claiming there's only a 3000k and 4000k made by TCI.This thread is specifically about the ebay auction of 3000K and 4000K TCI strips at €9 a piece per 23W (154lm/W) strip including driver.
True, but I'll bet those are going to be pretty expensive. From what I understood, this is a batch of strips that were specifically produced for some deal and it didn't go through. These strips are not available in their normal product catalog.My bad, see I saw the Original post by iHearAll who created this thread to show off the strips they found and building a diy light out of it. Which were the 3000k, and 4000k made by TCI sold by a random seller on ebay. I merely pointed out the manufacturer also makes a 5000k version which some were claiming there's only a 3000k and 4000k made by TCI.
Yea man, im using these strips too. Wire all of the brown wires together and all of the blue wires together. Brown is your hot and blue is neutral. You may need some extra wire and solder to get enough space to do this. The strips have two switches located on the drivers. Their combinations determine the driving strength. You'll need an extra small flat head screwdriver to push or pull these slide switches. I recommended a voltmeter to measure the voltage of each output so you know what you have it set to.Is it possible to connect all the drivers to one power plug? I received 5x3000k strips and it would be good to have one plug from all these strips if possible.
Tci lights 5x3000k + 5x4000k +365nm + 375nm+ 385nm + 660nm + 730nmthanks man
Nice! I'm running the same strips, good to know they can get so close.This was right before the querkle x vcogxiii grew into the panel and got a lil burnt. Healed nicely though
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Can you share the link to that U channel?Its all good. I found 8'x2"x1" @.125" thick, Al u-channel for 22$ free shipping. Its en route. Again, ebay sourced.
Think hes gone and not coming back. 2" width 1/2" leg 8' lengthCan you share the link to that U channel?