LEDs Stripping Back the BS. Vegging 6 Clones under 22 Watts

PetFlora

PetFlora

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Chronic I dried them in a large grocery store bag, and they are dry to the bone. I should have checked, but, you said...

So, I am wondering whether, when drying small amounts like this, whether a bag half this size would be better, as it would slow down the process. That would give me more control and perhaps produce a more potent bud.

Thoughts?
 
Chronikool

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PetFlora said:
Chronic I dried them in a large grocery store bag, and they are dry to the bone. I should have checked, but, you said...

Thoughts?
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Yeah...they should not be dried in a bag...How long did you hang them for...? If they were dried too long...well... point of return and the process of 'sublimation' will not take place in the freezer.
 
PetFlora

PetFlora

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I first air dried for 6 days ~ 83*s but < 35% humidity. From there they went into the paper bag in the same closet. No doubt the lack of humidity played a role too

I went back to your suggestion. Somehow I overlooked that it was supposed to go into the freezer. Now it's making sense


Chronikool said:
Yeah...they should not be dried in a bag...How long did you hang them for...? If they were dried too long...well... point of return and the process of 'sublimation' will not take place in the freezer.
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jimjim2609

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Scroga said:
Subbed up....finally..
Running t5 cfl, few cw cfl globes ,a led spotlight and a homemade 10w red led flood (cant member nm) in my combined veg/clone tent and 600hps sontagro in the flower.. Want to change to all t5s or t8 leds in the future..
My current t5 is an aquarium fixture from ebay.. Globe is half white, half actinic blue ..seems to work ok..?
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Sorry for hijacking your thread Pet but Scroga i keep getting e-mails from sonwy lighting co.,ltd. They have a new t8 led tube that might be worth checking out. Heres a pic of the light.
 
PetFlora

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JimJim that link goes to Google sign in page

Curious to see what you found. I am in contact with 4 different Asian led companies, but am now more interested in 2 x 2 panels
 
Chronikool

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PetFlora

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Final Tally, keep in mind I gave ~ 8gms dry weight as a payment. AND, I used a large grocery bag to dry them in. It was too big for this small amount and sucked up all the moisture. I can restore it with a piece of celery, but smaller bags for small amounts should slow the drying process

I neglected to take a close up, been dealing with lower back pain for 2 weeks, not thinking clearly

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PetFlora

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Well parabolic makes sense to me, but they don't have a patent on it, so first clue not everything here is true. Saw a tab to make money so... and finally 6' x 6' not likely, oops and the price... You can buy 2 A51s for that (@ 2 x 3 coverage?), maybe Apache Tech too, and possibly Astirgrows.com: not sure they have US distribution yet


Someacdude said:
I have a local supplier recommending these, thoughts?
http://www.357magled.com/G2-PARmaxx-Parabolic-800w-LED-Grow-Light_p_20.html
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Someacdude

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PetFlora said:
Well parabolic makes sense to me, but they don't have a patent on it, so first clue not everything here is true. Saw a tab to make money so... and finally 6' x 6' not likely, oops and the price... You can buy 2 A51s for that (@ 2 x 3 coverage?), maybe Apache Tech too, and possibly Astirgrows.com: not sure they have US distribution yet
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Interesting , im super lost now, ive got 4 weeks to figure this out, helllp
 
PetFlora

PetFlora

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COBs + round parabolic reflectors could be the ticket

Ideal Industries and LEDiL collaborate to adapt chip-on-board array holders for LED luminaires

Date Announced: 20 Sep 2013

New adapters mate IDEAL Chip-Lok™ array holders with LEDiL reflectors

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SYCAMORE, IL, USA and SALO, FINLAND -- IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. and LEDiL Oy announced an engineering collaboration that enables LEDil Mirella™, Angela™, and Lena™ reflectors to mate with IDEAL Chip-Lok™ array holders. As a result, lighting OEMs worldwide can now incorporate COB (Chip On Board) array technology from Bridgelux, Citizen, Cree, Nichia, Philips Lumileds and Sharp into their LED luminaires for higher quality, more cost-efficient production.


http://ledsmagazine.com/products/392...eptember252013
 
Bumping Spheda

Bumping Spheda

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Yes, COB's/multichips do put light out in very wide angles. They are in dire need for better optical packaging, and this looks promising. Tbh, I wonder if the Chip-Lock array holders are all that's needed. It looks like that alone would reduce the beam angle to ~120 degrees, or so. And they accept COB's from Bridgelux. My guess is that includes the Decor COB's (high CRI, ~30-35W: 90 CRI min, 95 CRI min).

Cool find, PF.
 
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