ÒÒlegilizeitÒÒ
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40% off right now ($100 off)
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Southernontariogrower
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I dream of those lights, he made cobs first guess he isn't selling them anymore.
ÒÒlegilizeitÒÒ
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Thanks for the heads up, no worries. $78 is hard to beat, and its just for my clone/ early veg tent.
PJ Diaz
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Maybe in the short run, but using those light would cost a lot more in power consumption over the course of a year.
Nice. That's a good buy for a small decent light.
Southernontariogrower
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Parfactworks ra2000 for a 2x2, under 200 which isn't bad, 4 of them under 800 is not bad price for a 4x4. Migro is better.
PJ Diaz
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I wouldn't suggest that light. In fact pretty much any LED light which doesn't tell you which diodes they use, and is cooled with internal fans is a big red flag for me.
bodhipop
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Damn, missed the lightning deal.
Southernontariogrower
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you really get what you pay for nowadays, sometimes you pay large for shit.
Southernontariogrower
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Tmlappy, its cheap. High diode count.
Johnny Lawrence
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I'm glad this thread popped up. I have a friend trying to put together a a 2x4 on a shoe string budget. With the exception of a Hortibloom cob bar I purchased a few years back, any pre-built fixture I've purchased has been from Timber or HLG.
This morning I went down the rabbit hole of cheap panels and was a bit overwhelmed.
Anyway, any suggestions on a pair of panels(301b is fine, doesn't have to be h) in the 120 to 150 watt range? Looking for something dirty cheap. I found these on my search and was wondering if anybody had any input.
And they are obviously using cheap(epistar?) red diodes, so if my buddy does decide to grab them, he should just get the straight 3000k, instead of the 3500 + 660? More efficient, right?
Any other links or suggestions for lighting are welcome. Thanks in advance.
This morning I went down the rabbit hole of cheap panels and was a bit overwhelmed.
Anyway, any suggestions on a pair of panels(301b is fine, doesn't have to be h) in the 120 to 150 watt range? Looking for something dirty cheap. I found these on my search and was wondering if anybody had any input.
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDs
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDs
www.crxsunny.com
And they are obviously using cheap(epistar?) red diodes, so if my buddy does decide to grab them, he should just get the straight 3000k, instead of the 3500 + 660? More efficient, right?
Any other links or suggestions for lighting are welcome. Thanks in advance.
Southernontariogrower
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I like the 660, it does seem to do much moreI'm glad this thread popped up. I have a friend trying to put together a a 2x4 on a shoe string budget. With the exception of a Hortibloom cob bar I purchased a few years back, any pre-built fixture I've purchased has been from Timber or HLG.
This morning I went down the rabbit hole of cheap panels and was a bit overwhelmed.
Anyway, any suggestions on a pair of panels(301b is fine, doesn't have to be h) in the 120 to 150 watt range? Looking for something dirty cheap. I found these on my search and was wondering if anybody had any input.
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDs
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDswww.crxsunny.com
And they are obviously using cheap(epistar?) red diodes, so if my buddy does decide to grab them, he should just get the straight 3000k, instead of the 3500 + 660? More efficient, right?
Any other links or suggestions for lighting are welcome. Thanks in advance.
Southernontariogrower
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I bought a cob light from that company a few years ago, was complete shit, every week I lost a cobI'm glad this thread popped up. I have a friend trying to put together a a 2x4 on a shoe string budget. With the exception of a Hortibloom cob bar I purchased a few years back, any pre-built fixture I've purchased has been from Timber or HLG.
This morning I went down the rabbit hole of cheap panels and was a bit overwhelmed.
Anyway, any suggestions on a pair of panels(301b is fine, doesn't have to be h) in the 120 to 150 watt range? Looking for something dirty cheap. I found these on my search and was wondering if anybody had any input.
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDs
LM301B Quantum Board 120W LED Grow Light with Samsung LM301B Chips & MeanWell Driver Commercial White Full Spectrum Growing Lamp 266pcs LEDswww.crxsunny.com
And they are obviously using cheap(epistar?) red diodes, so if my buddy does decide to grab them, he should just get the straight 3000k, instead of the 3500 + 660? More efficient, right?
Any other links or suggestions for lighting are welcome. Thanks in advance.
Southernontariogrower
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I'd of gone with migro if I didn't get deal on mine.
Johnny Lawrence
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I get that, but the Epistars are supposed to decrease efficiency a bit. Crees and Osrams are better. Which red diodes does HLG use? Anybody know?
Oh, and Dan if you read this, I want that 60 watt single 048 you have for sale, but I'm gonna lowball you a bit. Get ready for it, son!
Johnny Lawrence
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What kind of cobs? Random no names, or stuff like Citi or Cree? Were they being pushed by a Meanwell?
Southernontariogrower
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Not sure but osram would be my guess.
Southernontariogrower
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No from crxsunny, the link you left.
Southernontariogrower
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Hlg uses lm351 reds
Johnny Lawrence
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Yeah, but many companies offer different cobs. Hortibloom, for example, you can pick Citizen or Cree, while some of the cheap companies just offer up cheap, no name cobs.
That's why I was asking. My Hortibloom equipped with Citis is still going strong.
Southernontariogrower
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I was just commenting on the board, one in link. Company no good imo. How is the hotibloom what wattage?