yes, and what we are finding is, when you are dealing with a product like pot , where there is high demand, and is so easy to grow, Americans will pay more for Made in America. When I am buying a ballpoint pen I may just buy the cheapest, but when I am buying a light, that's a different matter, and that Made in America may just be the thing to move me to pull out my credit card.
yes, there is probably nothing anybody sells for a profit that you can't make for yourself cheaper. You just keep making those chassis, and if you work hard enough, and sell enough of them you may someday have enough money to buy a light..
I figure it's because bigger numbers are far more attractive to those unfamiliar with the market and has thus become a marketing scheme, much so like how some of the popular purple LED companies - Light House Hydro - advertise their products; "240W Flowering", yet pulls ~130W from wall.
i think this could be the case and I'd like to think so because it's honest
most of us that are new to led only know the old mh numbers, 250,400,600,1000, so we are looking for a number to give us a frame of reference
I'm not making lights to sell... I just noticed a product I recognized and put the info out there, similar to the people pointing out the bridgelux and meanwell components. I could afford one of the prebuilt ones if I wanted it but it wouldn't work in my setup so I built my own, no need for personal attacks.
Can't see the holes on their website. That little hole isn't going to flow much air. You can feel it because the airflow is constrained to a small orifice, increasing the velocity at that point. Just the fins at that point get cooled, most don't.
No, but I'll build you one for $2000
ok, sorry, peace...All I am saying is when a member is reviewing a commercially available product, it gets a little old when all you DIY's keep chimbing in that you can do the same thing for less at home in your garage or basement.
Some people like cooking at home, some like going out to eat. There are even those who enjoy switching it up from time to time
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Its been runnin for 31/2 months and still works fine no heat problems , and if something happens their service A+!
Gage pins come in those type boxes as well. The lid, and hence the latch, support the weight of the assembly. The latch is only designed to hold the lid closed, hence the bent wire clasp, not to resist any tension. The case was chosen for its low cost, not suitability for the task.
I saw someone mention they like the chassis and it was a product I recognized. Reviewing a product is not only about what you want to see. Its also about the components used to make it.
Oh yeah! You will love watching these units work there magic! I have noticed that strains have been finishing a week to ten days earlier than breeder rec,and the oil production from the cob spectrum is unmatched >frosty greasy nugs!
Made In U.S.A cant find that very often!
