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OP said he has 6.

Are you looking to buy lights that are ready to go or are you willing to DIY?

Seems like a nice light, but the price is pretty high (675 euro, or about $750 usd) for a 3 cob light.

The water at the bottom becomes anoxic, which the plants really don't like.

Your link shows a light with a reflector hood that does not have ventilation connections.

Depends on the LED. Mars, maybe not. DIY cob if done right, possibly.

Swap out some of those 6500k bulbs with something that is more red.

Yes, the state lawmakers have implemented a delay in recreational retail sales, which are still more than a year away. State lawmakers are also looking at tightening restrictions on homegrowing by reducing plant counts and the amount of finished flower you could keep on-hand. They are also...

Of course, ask away.

"Work" is called work for a reason. If you can find work that you truly enjoy and are fulfilled by it, you are fortunate. For the vast majority, work is a means for providing money to live life, and pursue other things that bring enjoyment (aka "fun"). If you can get a degree in electrical...

50% off current pricing seems reasonable. If you are confident in your friend's growing skills, you could ask for 10% of the harvest instead of up front payment.

@ZxcStaz , are you in Southern California? If you are, you should look into the various ways in which your electric utility bills for usage, there may be usage and billings plans available the will more economically align with your grow consumption. Grid tie solar probably offers the greatest...

Is this a question directed at me? It looks like a statement.

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With currently available technology, grid power, if available at less than about $0.75 kWh (give or take), is the most cost effective way to go. Batteries (and a generator which is needed when there isn't enough sunshine) are very expensive, and only make monetary sense if the grid is not...

Check out post 3576 ITT. A four board rig is shown.

Nice work @xX_BHMC_Xx . Where did you source the digital multimeter from? I'm getting ready to start my cabinet build and want to incorporate meters like you have.

Seems reasonable for a 16 cob fixture.

Agree, but it's a few bucks more than using a single driver.

I'll be using a HLG-320H-C1400B to drive 6 QB304s, 3 parallel sets of 2 in series. HLG has a wiring diagram on there website. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1054/8752/files/Boards-wire3_large.png?v=1483725784 Are you running 304s or 288s?