Vero18 and Vero29 Test Grow

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GFS_Nic

GFS_Nic

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Thanks JimmyIndica, will you do a public grow like for your others lights ? How many COB based light do you own for the moment ? I'm kinda jealous. :D
 
JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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GFS_Nic said:
Thanks JimmyIndica, will you do a public grow like for your others lights ? How many COB based light do you own for the moment ? I'm kinda jealous. :D
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Yes I have believed for along time that potential users wanna see what a fixture is capable of. Quite a few unopened optics . 1600watts that I am currently using CXB200/Vero29s, Osram Zelions,Optics,Heavenbright
 
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AquariusPanta

AquariusPanta

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JimmyIndica said:
New company. CXB200 and let ya know the Name/website as soon as its finished. The Stella optics I like very much. Seem to put a more even intensity across canopy. :peace:
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Hey Jimmy. I was doing a little research recently and came across the spec sheet for the Stella Optics. It would appear that they're universal for Vero 18/29, and CXB3070/3590 COBs. From what I can gather, they don't require an ideal connector, nor any kind of clamp, which makes them an all-in-one optic solution (first of it's kind). While they're priced around ~20$ on sites like Mouser.com, they seem like a worthy assist for any DIY'er.

Attached is the data sheet.

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Note that when coupled with the CXB3590, the Stella optics reduce the COBs light beam from ~120* to ~72*, which means extra downward force and less overall coverage in comparison to the popular 90* spread.
 
JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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BM9AGS said:
I was looking at those too. Found them for 9$ each.
They explicitly state that they're not tested with high wattage cobs and provide no warranty on heat damaging the lense.....or something to that effect.

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/fn14074-stella-hb/ledil-oy/#page-1
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They have to cover there ass with all the varying level skillsets that work withem.
I can tell ya its the best optic Ive ever used on COBs. They take the circular hotspots out and evenenly distribute better than anything I have personally used.
 
BM9AGS

BM9AGS

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JimmyIndica said:
They have to cover there ass with all the varying level skillsets that work withem.
I can tell ya its the best optic Ive ever used on COBs. They take the circular hotspots out and evenenly distribute better than anything I have personally used.
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Right. I'm sure they've been tested for your units. But guys running cobs super hard may have problems.
 
JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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CXB200 Putting Stacks on the SweetTooth x BlueberryHeadband Day17
Covers up to 6sqft at an operating distance of 24inches during flower and up to 9 sqft at an operating distance of 36inches during vegetation.:-)


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BM9AGS

BM9AGS

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Plant looks great under that light. You did a great job keeping the canopy even!!!!
With my GGL light, through the lenses it projects a distinct line where the light stops and starts. It's either in the foot print and bright or out of it and dark. How do those optics compare to that and others? What distance do you think you could get the plant before burn?
 
JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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BM9AGS said:
Plant looks great under that light. You did a great job keeping the canopy even!!!!
With my GGL light, through the lenses it projects a distinct line where the light stops and starts. It's either in the foot print and bright or out of it and dark. How do those optics compare to that and others? What distance do you think you could get the plant before burn?
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Start to bleach/burn 16inches.18- 24inches is optimal with 100watt 3590s with Stella with CXB200
I know what ya mean about hotspots and overlapping.
Stella is very good and def rec trying.
They might have spacing wrong on the GG? I am just guessing though.
 
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JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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CXB200 Emerald Triangle Cotton Candy Cane (sweet tooth x blueberry headband) 3 weeks flower 5gallon root pouch Coco/perlite Botanicare expert coco program topped/tied down
Preproduction Fixture Flower Cycle Test
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JimmyIndica

JimmyIndica

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The total dry weight from Heavenbright V2 was a shade under 200grams. The Cotton Candy Cane pheno that was under it medium yielding headband dom that has been right along the lines of this pheno run under 200-250watts Vero29.
 
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