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LED Spectrum Side By Side's......

OneHitDone

OneHitDone

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Why does there seem to be no discussion around brother @Mikenike 's outcome? Solid run there buddy!



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Round 2! HLG Saber vs Amare SB800 RDWC

Took awhile but I’m back to hydro. Got 8 cuts nicely rooted and they’re all pretty even. Same setup as before with the addition of 4 UVB bulbs. Last run I didn’t post exact weights because I feel I neglected HLG’s side a little more. But Amare won that round by about .5lbs and with the whole...
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hybridway2

hybridway2

Amare Shill
Yeah, nobodies touching this one with a 10' pole.
:weed:
He did a nice job & got a nice haul.
Only difference in that sbs is spectrum.
Spectrum discussions everywhere these days too. Weird hu?
 
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loco41

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hybridway2 said:
Yeah, nobodies touching this one with a 10' pole.
:weed:
He did a nice job & got a nice haul.
Only difference in that sbs is spectrum.
Spectrum discussions everywhere these days too. Weird hu?
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So the added blues for the amares are 470 on those strips?

I've been looking at the bridgelux thrive spectrums a lot lately and they seem to fill the blue region pretty well while still providing the 660/730 with the peak around 630. Hopefully they will be reasonably priced as a diy option.

Just an amateurs thoughts from staring at spreadsheets far too often, but these seem to check a lot of boxes in the 430-730 regions.
 
hybridway2

hybridway2

Amare Shill
loco41 said:
So the added blues for the amares are 470 on those strips?

I've been looking at the bridgelux thrive spectrums a lot lately and they seem to fill the blue region pretty well while still providing the 660/730 with the peak around 630. Hopefully they will be reasonably priced as a diy option.

Just an amateurs thoughts from staring at spreadsheets far too often, but these seem to check a lot of boxes in the 430-730 regions.
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Yes its 470nm filling the "Cyan Gap". They also pump allot of 630,660,730nm as well as x2 whites to reduce the green output.
Thrives, Opti's, SoelSemi's, Opto's & many more full-broad spectrum chips are coming out. I to dig them. The combo's or possibilities will be almost limitless as to what one can do with LEDs soon. I can't wait!
 
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