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Hello all, have seen much dicussion on the merits and shortcomings of LED lighting here.

I have one of these. It rocks. I will be posting pics soon.

Good luck and growing to all.

Yow

Check it out at http://abrpa.com

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not enough power

overpriced for using luxeon rebels

will not flower 12x12 feet. will flower maybe 4 square feet.

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Hi Treeth, FYI:

AC input only 2.5 amps, but it pumps out 13.5 amps to the panel. Small power bill with real, measurable high output power. 12x12

Best,

Yow

Okay, thanks for the 12v amperage...

Its a nice piece of kit though, I work with rebels as well. 13 amps is a significant amount of power.

Your design is very similar to my own.

I respect what you're doing. Many people have assembled these elements together, and failed to take them mainstream.

What is your background Yow,
and your collective,

Why The led fixture?

What is the outlook for ABR?

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Hey, Fuck you!

These are asian signals' boards.

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We supercharge the driver circuits, tune with a spectrophotometer and add additional tweaks including a real power supply. The blue LED's are the high end ones. In the end it's a custom built total solution.

No need to get your nose out of joint Man!

Peace

What exactly do you plan to accomplish with that setup like you have it?

Cover the implied area(a) with the lowest power consumption possible with proven, measurable ultra high output power.

seems very overpriced. However, if you were to have some testers, not you testing it, but an unbiased party testing it, side by side in the same room with a MH 1000 watt bulb (or whatver it is you say this is comparable to, and see if the plants grow faster on one side of the room than the other...

then you might start selling them based on power savings alone.

If you want an unbiased tester, count me in

a watt is a watt regardless of input voltages.
what im interested in is the efficiency of this unit.
what is your watt per lumen conversion?
and how many of those lumens are a usable spectrum?
what type of heat sinks are you using?

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