stawawager
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Veg. LED light or flowering LED light? Hi, Is this light good for 
vegetative growth as well as flowering?
Is it harmful to our eyes
? Thanks
vegetative growth as well as flowering?Is it harmful to our eyes
? Thanks
This light burns my RED retinas
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CanadianONE
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Don't waste your money. Have a look at all the DIY builds. Chip on board (COB) LED'S is where its at. Full spectrum white light not a bunch of mixed mono LED'S
CanadianONE
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@bicit said it best in another thread so I will quote part of his post here. 
"The best emitters for horticulture purposes would be the CREE CXB line and the bridgelux vero line of cobs. Choose a company that makes use of these emitters and you won't be disappointed.
Optic growlights, pacific lighting concepts, and area-51 are the best to choose from right now."
"The best emitters for horticulture purposes would be the CREE CXB line and the bridgelux vero line of cobs. Choose a company that makes use of these emitters and you won't be disappointed.
Optic growlights, pacific lighting concepts, and area-51 are the best to choose from right now."
stawawager
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bicit
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Sure, see the quote below.
It'll grow a plant, that's all that can really be said about it. It's not really optimal for anything specific and there are much better choices on the market.
stawawager
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Growing is good! THANKS. That Galaxy is a beast. I plan to use it, in conjuction with two other types. I need some guidance on that.
Or, Give me $800 so I can buy two cobbs.
bicit
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You could easily build a proper cob panel to fit your budget. Just not CXB3590's.
CanadianONE
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6 x CXB3070 (AB bin) ran at 1.4A would give you approx 300 watts at 45.43% efficiency (approx 136 par watts) you can run these 6 CXB's from two Meanwell HLG-120H-C1400.
medicinehuman
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Why do they advertise Hydroponic, it won't work in soil ? duh.
