DIY with Quantum Boards

WeedSexWeightsShakes

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Honestly don't get a tower tent. I got one and regret it. Should have got an oscillating wall mount fan. The tower fan takes up too much room cause you need your ladies away from it a bit or they get wind burn. I hung mine upside down so it is a little better but I feel the wall mount fan would have been better.
 

sallygram

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I was looking at the Chilled systems and I was wondering if I should add a UVA and Far Red supplement light to my quantum boards?
And if so (due to a tight budget) which one first?
Also is Robin planing to add some diodes to his future boards?
I love my quantums but I have noticed that the buds don't seem as dense as with my CMH bulbs any suggestions?
 

Stephenj37826

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I was looking at the Chilled systems and I was wondering if I should add a UVA and Far Red supplement light to my quantum boards?
And if so (due to a tight budget) which one first?
Also is Robin planing to add some diodes to his future boards?
I love my quantums but I have noticed that the buds don't seem as dense as with my CMH bulbs any suggestions?
How many watts per square ft are you running the QBs at and the same for the cmh.
 

CobKits

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I was looking at the Chilled systems and I was wondering if I should add a UVA and Far Red supplement light to my quantum boards?
And if so (due to a tight budget) which one first?
Also is Robin planing to add some diodes to his future boards?
I love my quantums but I have noticed that the buds don't seem as dense as with my CMH bulbs any suggestions?
density has little to do with uv and far red and just about everything to do with ppfd

how many watts per square foot were you running with cmh vs qb? how hard are you running the qb? how uniform is your light distribution across your canopy when checked with a lux meter or phone app?
 

SoOLED

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IMG_2390.JPG "Fluffy" or Larffy flowers IME, has nothing to do with light. I came
From SE-HPS to CMH+cxb and just CXB alone. I only notice from strain to strain. These are rock hard, have seen nothing but 3500k CXB. That kind of problems for me happen when my enviro gets bad.
 

sallygram

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density has little to do with uv and far red and just about everything to do with ppfd

how many watts per square foot were you running with cmh vs qb? how hard are you running the qb? how uniform is your light distribution across your canopy when checked with a lux meter or phone app?
I have a 2 slate setup for a 2x3 Scrog running at 245 watts -I have 1 QB288 and 2 QB304s like this the CMH is a vert set up but using the same size scrog but I am running the dangerous 400 watt bulb that is unshielded. I don't know maybe it is the strain I have only grown some Greenpoint seeds under them and all the others were strains from other breeders. I don't have a lux meter and just downloaded the app (I am in dark cycle right now). I bought the reflectors but have not put them on yet maybe I will add them tonight.

BTW will you be stocking the QB120?
 

sallygram

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View attachment 4005479 "Fluffy" or Larffy flowers IME, has nothing to do with light. I came
From SE-HPS to CMH+cxb and just CXB alone. I only notice from strain to strain. These are rock hard, have seen nothing but 3500k CXB. That kind of problems for me happen when my enviro gets bad.
I am starting to think it is a phenotype issue, my strains from cuttings are much more dense then the majority of the Greenpoint strains that I am growing BTW nice garden.
 

RKRK

Member
Great news!

If I'm running 3x 304 boards... I'm a bit lost on drivers. Can I drive it with an hlg-320-48a in parallel? Or should I be choosing a constant current driver?
 

RKRK

Member
Great news!

If I'm running 3x 304 boards... I'm a bit lost on drivers. Can I drive it with an hlg-320-48a in parallel? Or should I be choosing a constant current driver?
I think I answered my own question. I actually want 3x qb288 ran in parallel on the hlg-320-48a? Correct?
 
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