Airwalker16
Well-Known Member
Buy a gogreen cxb cob instead
Off ebay
Off ebay
I would rec 90 to 120 watt Vero29/CXB3590 4000K Thru quality optics and stay away from the KIND or you might be having issues like this in 11months or so.Thinking of purchasing the Kind K5 xl750, for either a 3x3, 4x2 or 4x4 tent (not sure which yet). Any opinions on this light?
http://kindledgrowlights.com/product/best-led-grow-light-k5-xl750/
Cheers!
Pure insanity to pay more than $250 for it!Thinking of purchasing the Kind K5 xl750, for either a 3x3, 4x2 or 4x4 tent (not sure which yet). Any opinions on this light?
http://kindledgrowlights.com/product/best-led-grow-light-k5-xl750/
Cheers!
Wow that sucks... Did they replace the unit for you? So basically you're suggesting I build my own rig?I would rec 90 to 120 watt Vero29/CXB3590 4000K Thru quality optics and stay away from the KIND or you might be having issues like this in 11months or so.
KIND grows very good smoke,but the Cons just outweigh the pros to much. I also rec to do your research before buying.
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Yes they are sending a renewed one. DIY is best option if you know whats up and have time/tools. There are production fixtures available for the pepes that don't/cant.Wow that sucks... Did they replace the unit for you? So basically you're suggesting I build my own rig?
Hard saying without a data sheet but my best guess is no. You are going to want a driver that exceeds your required wattage, not less. If you are running the cxa's at 42v and 1300ma you need 42*1.3=54.6 watts. Multiply that times two to power both with one driver.Hi guys I bought 2 cxa 3070 (z2 bins I believe) to use with my burple cree/osram burple panel, are these drivers (the 50 w version) good to power the cxa?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Waterproof-IP65-High-Power-Supply-Driver-Adapter-10W-20W-30W-50W-LED-Chip-Light/261914599592?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid=222007&algo=SIC.MBE&ao=1&asc=33431&meid=f13c0339b8de4ad597226d905a71accc&pid=100005&rk=3&rkt=6&sd=111439856107
thanks
450 watt led for $88?? Sounds like a scam, even homemade you couldn't build a 450 true watt led that cheap. Get the t-5's and 3-4 150 watt white light LED floods (at the right spectrum colors, s), I use LED floods myself for supplemental lighting, the plants love them in flower, I nest them right in the middle of my plants even or set them in any dark corners. Best of all you can just keep adding and move them around where you need them.Hi people.can anyone tell me if this is any good for 2 plants in coco coir from seed to finish.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/381083317076
If not looking at the t5 set up this one.
https://www.hydroculture.co.uk/lightwave-60cm-x-4-tube
But I would also purchase 2 red bulbs for flowering.
Thanks in advance lee
Less than 80 lumen per wattRecently got back on here. I've been doing a bit of reading on COB LEDs(and LED in general) and it had me interested.
It seems everyone just builds their own DIY style. Nothing wrong with that. I've just never been much of a electrical DIY'er. So I started looking at a few COB style models offered by a few companies. I stumbled upon a place nearby that seems alright. What do you guys think?
http://www.notaboutwatts.com/
Also would customizing the spectrum on one of these be beneficial? I would be using it a supplemental lighting alongside a HPS