Well probably not Bridgelux diodes lol. It looks like a company called Beyirey makes the diodes and light bars for the name brand on my light and at least 2 others. It appears the diodes are 3000,5000,660 generic(Beyirey) Glamorous is one of the renamed sellers site.Have pretty much nailed down that diodes are Bridgelux on another forum. So far no complaints, everything working as it should with no issues. Haven't had any degradation that's detectable yet. I took a par reading from a corner on floor when light was first turned on 287 it now reads 306, but it could be user error on dimmer because it now draws 850w when turned up, was at 830w.
While trying to research what and where the diodes on my light are from, I have learned one thing, very hard to tell! There are a lot of diodes out there that perform pretty darn good and aren't top shelf samsungs, osram, or Blux. Some are made in the same factories and get a different label slapped on them. As long as you get it at a good price and it does what you want , then you win. It only hurts when you spend big money and don't get what you want.I wonder what diodes they really used to build my chinaboards...
They claimed lm301b chips, not so sure they really are.
I'm not complaining. That's why I bought more of them in the first place.While trying to research what and where the diodes on my light are from, I have learned one thing, very hard to tell! There are a lot of diodes out there that perform pretty darn good and aren't top shelf samsungs, osram, or Blux. Some are made in the same factories and get a different label slapped on them. As long as you get it at a good price and it does what you want , then you win. It only hurts when you spend big money and don't get what you want.
lovely, brother! right on!Bud update under $230 LED Gettin fat....the zoom in is where it's at!
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Close, nailed the Skittles! the northern lights are 2 others in the middle and bottom far right. Critical and NL in the fore ground are like 6 days behind the rest.the phat ones are the critical, the lanky ones the skittles and to right are the northern lights?
First time growing those lanky skittles, hopefully they'll start filling those branches with big fat buds soon.Those branches in the background look thick as. I always wanted to grow critical.
Well those lights are certainly doing work, I am a big fan of bang for the buck. That was an awesome deal. I will be watching with avid interest!First time growing those lanky skittles, hopefully they'll start filling those branches with big fat buds soon.
I grow a couple of the critical+2.0 (seedsman) in almost every grow lol. Free bees are hard to beat. They are easy to grow(for autos) and pack a wallop no matter how bad you screw it up, within reason of course.