"Area 51 LED" Information and discussion

salmonetin · Jul 18, 2015

...i like the lamp inspirative...

pd... in my mind i see the lamps on two U or L aluminium pieces "connector"...the lamps are not fixed permanent to pieces and can move inside u pieces... on small ... medium ... large sizes...

pd1... and / or... the final usuary can make the bastidor chasis on house too.... the U or L aluminium pieces ...are not expensive add on too...

...sorry my bad english...

saludos

THCbreeder · Jul 18, 2015

Eraserhead said:
There are people that used 2 of the 150s, and the previous 160s in a 4x4 before. It can be done, but at times 2 leaves more to be desired. 4 is what most people have.

Does anyone here have or had a Neapolitan Mastiff dog? I'm looking to get one. They get to be over 150LBS.

I do not have one but I know I want a bull mastiff . I love mastiffs and Great Danes . The neopolitan gonna be a big boy .

JRayV · Jul 18, 2015

My Dane is a little guy at only 110 lbs, but he's still plenty to handle.

Eraserhead · Jul 18, 2015

I've been checking around at local animal shelters, one that is a few hours away had a female Cane Corso that is a few years old, but I'd prefer something around 8-12 weeks, and a boy. My search continues...

THCbreeder said:
I do not have one but I know I want a bull mastiff . I love mastiffs and Great Danes . The neopolitan gonna be a big boy .

110LBS is a lot of dog. In the 80s my aunt had a Pit/Lab/Doberman mix that was about 90LBS, big black scary looking dog, really nice though, never bit anyone. It was a lot of work taking her for walks.

JRayV said:
My Dane is a little guy at only 110 lbs, but he's still plenty to handle.

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Herb Smith · Jul 18, 2015

Thumbs up on the lights! I had an 85LBS Doberman and now a 7LBS Pomapoo. What a change up that was. I can't weigh the love from either one of them. (Love them pooches)

Herb Smith · Jul 18, 2015

I hope it's ok to do this but checkout Petharbor.com if your looking to adopt. It can be a great help.

bicit · Jul 18, 2015

I think these are your best lights yet, very nice indeed!

JRayV · Jul 18, 2015

I like the that it has a dish-type housing instead of the stupid domes that other companies use.

PSUAGRO. · Jul 19, 2015

Eraserhead said:
Thanks

They're 90°

The bottom of the reflector is a little wider than the COB itself, if you notice that lip on the bottom. I only want to catch the stray beams, not correct the entire thing. Only about 10% of the beam is corrected. So if the titanium white absorbs 10% of the light, it's 10% of 10%, meaning 99% of the beam is unobstructed.

Here's the connectors. @captainmorgan been asking about these. Here you go.

Does it come with assembly & hanging instructions? :mrgreen:

...................for the short bus folk

smart move on the short reflectors, big fan of those

Red1966 · Jul 19, 2015

Eraserhead said:
I would totally adopt that dog. He just won the world's ugliest dog contest.

I'm getting the one with the 12LB drool option. 15LB costs too much.

I hope you're okay with cleaning slobber off the ceiling.

Eraserhead · Jul 19, 2015

Maybe I could make a yellow/orange and black colored Short Bus edition. Free helmet with every order.

PSUAGRO. said:
Does it come with assembly & hanging instructions?...................for the short bus folk
smart move on the short reflectors, big fan of those

I was actually thinking of including a DVD tutorial on how to connect and hang them this time.

OneHitDone · Jul 19, 2015

Eraserhead said:
Thanks

They're 90°

The bottom of the reflector is a little wider than the COB itself, if you notice that lip on the bottom. I only want to catch the stray beams, not correct the entire thing. Only about 10% of the beam is corrected. So if the titanium white absorbs 10% of the light, it's 10% of 10%, meaning 99% of the beam is unobstructed.

Here's the connectors. @captainmorgan been asking about these. Here you go.

There will possibly be a version of this available that will be using individual diodes in the same housing?

Eraserhead · Jul 20, 2015

Seriously thinking about it. It'll need a different reflector possibly.

OneHitDone said:
There will possibly be a version of this available that will be using individual diodes in the same housing?

Humanrob · Jul 20, 2015

When referring to the pricing you say "...it will be lower than what there is now, even at the sale prices" -- are you talking about $/watt? And are you saying that the COBs will be less expensive than the RW series, or than other COBs currently on the market?

I have a room that will begin its next cycle in about six weeks, and I'd like to upgrade the lights in that space. Do you think these will be shipping in time for that next run?

Eraserhead said:
I'm still not sure on pricing yet, it will be lower than what there is now, even at the sale prices. Except for the CXBs, those will be expensive, especially the 25w one. I am not sure on the new RW's pricing, it might be the same or more, or less than now, I haven't priced the S4s or P4s yet.

captainmorgan · Jul 21, 2015

Jeff posted this on his forum today.

"Alright, we have the prices.

A single unit will cost $175 + shipping.

There will be price breaks for multiple units."

Humanrob · Jul 21, 2015

captainmorgan said:
Jeff posted this on his forum today.

"Alright, we have the prices.

A single unit will cost $175 + shipping.

There will be price breaks for multiple units."

Thanks for that... any chance they have a recommended footprint area per unit?

OrganicGorilla · Jul 21, 2015

I'm really interested in these new lights. When and where can we pre-order?

Getgrowingson · Jul 22, 2015

captainmorgan said:
Jeff posted this on his forum today.

"Alright, we have the prices.

A single unit will cost $175 + shipping.

There will be price breaks for multiple units."

175 for which units? Vero Based or Cree CXB?

PSUAGRO. · Jul 23, 2015

Eraserhead said:
Thanks

They're 90°

The bottom of the reflector is a little wider than the COB itself, if you notice that lip on the bottom. I only want to catch the stray beams, not correct the entire thing. Only about 10% of the beam is corrected. So if the titanium white absorbs 10% of the light, it's 10% of 10%, meaning 99% of the beam is unobstructed.

Here's the connectors. @captainmorgan been asking about these. Here you go.

Just noticed something, these units aren't exhausting into each other when connected right???............that would be no bueno with that tight spacing between fixtures? or not ......idk

captainmorgan · Jul 23, 2015

Looks like Jeff is taking pre-orders over at his forum.

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