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Just make the complaints now.If ,,and once it’s legal to grow here I could see plenty of complaints being lodged against SF.
Just make the complaints now.If ,,and once it’s legal to grow here I could see plenty of complaints being lodged against SF.
I agree. Honestly, you don't get customer service unless you buy on ebay and have a problem while you can still leave feedback or make a claim, about 90 days.There is no doubting Spiderfarmer/Mars use some mediocre parts, lack decent quality control and their after sales/warranty service is poor to non existent. Oh and the odd house burns down but realistically, they're probably in the top 2-3 in grow light sales worldwide for mid range home growlights, so theres bound to be a few more publicised failures.
Regardless keep your eye on it but you should be right... A fan blowing over the light and driver is not a bad idea either
99 percent of the time the fire hazard is on the AC of the driver. First thing I do with the chinesium lights is take the cheap plastic connector off. It's only on there so they can swap out the plug quickly for whatever country they are going to. I take that off and get an Australian standards plug like HPM and wire that on where the joiner is. Your lead becomes half as long but there never long enough anyway and I need use an extension lead anyway. So if you go over the AC side ( wall to driver) and make sure it's good it will be sweet. The DC side (driver to light) very rarely has a problem. If you've already got one and can't sleep at night with worry take it a and get it tagged. Then get it tested every 2 or so years if it lasts that long lol, Hopefully it does not burn my house down
Must be he used to poo hoo all the cheap lights now you very rarely see anything he reviews that's shit.On the take?
What sort of light is it mate ? If it's a bar light you may be able to run 2 strings on 2 smaller driversIf you must get one of these chinesium drivers. I can only suggest stay away from the Sosen 1000w ones.
There was someone on here that bought his actual lights that he had made!Must be he used to poo hoo all the cheap lights now you very rarely see anything he reviews that's shit.
That wasThere was someone on here that bought his actual lights that he had made!
Or a Chinese factory made for him!!
Think they disappeared about half way though the grow!
Yep, I got 10x 100w Full Spectrum bars that came with it. I'm tossing up between 2x HLG-480's or one HLG-600H (and keep 4 bars as spares) at the moment.What sort of light is it mate ? If it's a bar light you may be able to run 2 strings on 2 smaller drivers
What v and Max amp are they? I'm using 2× 480 HLG but there only 1400ma but I have 8 bars with 2 strips on each. So I've got 4 bars hooked up to each driver in series. It's overkill but works well at lower wattage because. I'm thinking of adding more strips and driving them softer so they are more efficient. You can daisy chain the drivers to one dimmer switch so they dim exactly the same then I've got a watt meter they run through so I know where there at. 650w seems to be thevsweet spot.it will go up to about 870 but it's way to much and I've got them mounted to alloy RHS so they get hotNever
Yep, I got 10x 100w Full Spectrum bars that came with it. I'm tossing up between 2x HLG-480's or one HLG-600H (and keep 4 bars as spares) at the moment.
Hello chaps I must say I just purchased a migro array 2 and in all honesty it completely does a big hot and steamy all over the mars hydro tsw1000 I purchased 2 odd years ago I dont know about his honesty when he does his reviews, although it seems to me that he focuses on the actual performance of the light in its ability to cover the claimed area and the efficiency as in the power usage etc. As for the array 2 I have just set it up along with a new tent and cloudray fans so I guess we will see if it performs better than the tsw1000 did in my new diarycomment left for Migro. lol
Hi Indy, please dont get me wrong I agree completely that his ‘ reviews / opinions ‘ regarding lights from manufactures that we all know are both cheap and very poorly constructed are dubious at best, its his own lights that has just impressed the hell out of me from the high quality cables and connections quite reminiscent of yesteryear's high end A/V components Also hoping that Shane and professor Bugsbie are right about the green spectrumIt's good that you find Migro useful, Old Ant. But the only useful info I pull from him is the specs of each light. As I find he does appear to blow smoke up some manufacturers bumhole's on a few occasions. I'm convinced he does sponsored reviews, even partially admits it at times.
Him and other folks saying that this light is a robust build.. Okay, I guess cheap clip on components are regarded as robust these days. These fuckers will break within 12 months..
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I'd say because most of them are there 48v bars and because there 100w bars the driver puts out 20.8A if you divide the 20 by 10 that's 2A then 2 × 48v is 96w. So you will need 2 of these (the 48v model) and run 5 on each in parallel then that way you could run half the light if you ever need toNot sure of the voltage and amperage, theres fuck all usable info on the bars. On the driver it says 48v-56v from memory, can't recall the amps..
This is the driver specs here.