2500w Cxb3590 36v HSUSA build

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 1, 2016

• #1

Finally getting the new room finished.

Thought you guys might want to watch. Shooting for mid October finish date (preferably 10/19 for the party cup).

Been working aluminum all day

Will add info soon

@doniawon....you might wanna watch this one.

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 1, 2016

• #2

Realistically 4 of the lights, 8 of the cobs, and about 600 watts are

Cxb3590 72v 5000k DB bin.

36v are 3500k CD bin

 

sixstring2112

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• Oct 1, 2016

• #3

Nice

 

weed-whacker

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #4

pics?

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #5

That was last night. Still working with sinks

Each biggie is 5 cobs. Hand tapped all wholes.

Something like 24 holes drilled. 3 station changes (3 different sized drillbits).

All across 6 heatsinks, then the 3 midgets I'm finishing from leftover parts.

Should have something more interesting next week.

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #6

And that's before polishing or wiring

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #7

Here's my current room with test panels I built about a year ago

@weed-whacker

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #8

Upping the current from 700ma to 1750ma and adding some fans.

 

Evil-Mobo

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #9

Jp.the.pope said:

Upping the current from 700ma to 1750ma and adding some fans.

Click to expand...

Now we're rocking. I am VERY curious to see how much this bumps up production for you.

 

Jp.the.pope

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• Oct 2, 2016

• #10

You and me both @Evil-Mobo


I wanted to maximize yield in my space. So I pumped it up, I liked the super efficient set up, just want more....everything....less plants