Pictures of your DIY lights - Post your pics!!!

Appears thee insan ity will be high ly rewarded!

Whoa...

Hot Diggity Sog said:

Built for Quantum Board 288 v2's. Each one has 4 wheels on the bottom - easy to roll around. Easy to reorient the boards.

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This is how I wound up opting to wire out my light. I intend to chop out the crimps and adding Anderson Powerpole Connectors in their place.
I'm very impressed with the way the 1150 diodes casts. There is no shadow cast by the lights if you put things between them and the base of the tent, pretty wild.

Airwalker16 said:

Some info on the build would be nice, there ANC!!! 4' F Strips?

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Hi, yes, its just a basic a build, 4 times double row strips type F on a 320W driver. 1152 LEDs

Two more diodes than me... I'm going to have to re wire my light.
WERE ADDING ANOTHER STRIP /s

ANC I love the way you soldered directly to the board instead of using the push in connectors. Will be doing that once I transition into my larger grow area FOR SURE.

ANC is GOD.

Na, I used the push in, but I did connect them on the side with the two exposed pads in case I wanted to solder them on. My wiring just looks very slick, because it is in that plastic channel.

ANC said:

Na, I used the push in, but I did connect them on the side with the two exposed pads in case I wanted to solder them on. My wiring just looks very slick, because it is in that plastic channel.

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Would love a closer picture of your wiring at some point if you wouldn't mind!

pics from another unit I made. It is easier with equal numbers of strips as you just make a U in a few pieces and solder them together in the bend.

Thanks man that's super clean. I like the positioning of the push in connectors on those strips a hell of a lot more than the 2's

Yeah well, there are 32 screws to contend with...

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pics from another unit I made. It is easier with equal numbers of strips as you just make a U in a few pieces and solder them together in the bend.

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Ya tapping those sinks musta been a nightmare

No, I used nuts and bolts, so I drilled the holes large.
Still had to countersink the holes to get the plates to sit flush, though.

The hardest part is drilling the holes in the side the threaded rod goes through all at the same spot.

Hot Diggity Sog said:

Don't try this at home
Towers worked great - too many lights

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Wow Thats crazy
Can you tell us more Data
How much qbs (v1 or v2)
And how much Power total or each board

Would Love to see that girls in the last week of flowering

All done fabricating our new flower light, it's stupid bright.

HLG-600H-42A and 36 LT-QB22A in 3000K, 12 per 2x4 frame.

Our first round will be interesting.

PDX Joe said:

4 x CXB3590 @ 1750 mA, 3500k. It's working well for me. The grow closet is 3' x 3' x 5.5'.

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where did you get the case, if you made it please share the specs

coolj said:

where did you get the case, if you made it please share the specs

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If I remember right, he fabricated it himself.

Another stupid bright light, built for my uncle and his starters/seedlings.

(10) LT-F562B 5000K in 2S5P on an HLG-185H-48B. 2x4 frame with 3/4" Al angle bar. I have an HLG-185H-42B coming and hope it'll work.

Never mind the temporary messy electrical tape work.

My newest creation, built in meter volts watts amps kilowatt hours , built in timer, 100 hz PWM dimming.

JavaCo said:

My newest creation, built in meter volts watts amps kilowatt hours , built in timer, 100 hz PWM dimming. View attachment 4238626 View attachment 4238627 View attachment 4238628

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Beautiful craftsmanship. Wish I had the engineering skills to do such a build

JavaCo said:

My newest creation, built in meter volts watts amps kilowatt hours , built in timer, 100 hz PWM dimming. View attachment 4238626 View attachment 4238627 View attachment 4238628

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18cobs on 400watts?