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Just kisses the lips ;)

Yeah they are Molex. Apparently, Molex is actually a company. I’m used to the term Molex being used for the 4-pin PC connectors. https://www.molex.com/webdocs/datasheets/pdf/en-us/1041880110_PCB_RECEPTACLES.pdf

Yeah that ChilLed is league's ahead of the Phlizon. I'm sure you will love it. Sadly, I will be rocking my 2060 super for quite a bit longer I presume. :(

Appreciate the kind words, thanks for stopping by! :bigjoint: If you have any questions about anything, feel free.

It's a nice light for sure. $650 for 330w is quite steep though.

30-40w sq ft, so 480-640w of quality white LED’s. With blurples you would want closer to 40-50w sq ft.

1 would be plenty, clones don’t need a lot of light.

Did you defoliate all the leaves off? Or do they need more light?

I’ve using some of the T5 LED’s from your second link for garage lighting. I’m sure they would work fine for clones.

Get 2 of the 4-packs of HLG QB 120's and 2 Meanwell HLG-240H-24A drivers. (Link) Place a 315w CMH in the middle of each tent with a QB 120 on each corner. Would come out to around 550w per tent with great spread and mix of spectrum.

480w-640w is all you need for a 4x4 with quality LED’s. Anything over that won’t be all that beneficial. You may as well get a 5x5 or 4x8 if you want to use that much wattage.

That’s just under 30w sq ft. I would either run 4x 315w or 2x 630w. 2x 630w would have more even coverage in a 4x8 since 630w are meant to cover a 4x4, 315w are meant to cover a 3x3.

So from your post it seems that you already have the intake/exhaust covered? Are you air cooling the light? If you just need an oscillating fan for air movement I would go with a tower style oscillating fan since you are in a tent. They take up much less space than a wall mount. The cheap...

Dig the QB 132's! How are you liking the Autopilot APC8200? Was thinking about picking one up.

https://www.amazon.com/Remington-Industries-18UL1007SLDBLA-Hook-Up-Diameter/dp/B010T5ZDVQ/ref=sr_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=18+awg+solid+core&qid=1606010385&sr=8-12

I don’t use them but I know people that run the Active air & Ideal air commercial humidifiers. Not a whole lot of options if you want direct connect water supply.

I would say the kingbrites would be an upgrade. LM301’s are among the most efficient diodes on the market. What type of diodes do your standard bulbs use?

Kingbrite does make bars (Link). I have their boards, luckily I haven’t had any issues so can’t speak on warranty but they were very helpful when placing an order. Edit: Sorry, thought I read that you don’t like their quantum board set up.

Just go with the 80cri 3000k. I doubt you would actually get 90cri from the Chinese suppliers even if they claim it.

Even half that is still overkill lol anything over 360w in a 3x3 isn’t necessary. 40w/sq ft is plenty with quality LED’s. You could grab another 4x4 tent and still have plenty of light.