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Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
Few months ago when I started looking at cobs, everyone recommended 36v cobs. But if I had to do over, probably would have went with B or C series and drive them at least 1400ma, but 2100 would be best fit. Especially if you have enough height. I'm very happy with my d series, plants love it. I'm getting good stretch, and it's 100% easier to see problems.
I'm happy those veros are working great for ya bob. Last year was all about Cree, this year it's vero. If your building a big array, vero is way to go. I've heard great things about the citizen chips also. Cree kind of hurt themselves some with their pricing.
My electric is weird, for years it never went out. But past couple years,every big storm it goes out. I have a disabled uncle that stays with us, he's on oxygen. When I had opportunity to get a big generator I jumped all over it. Just wish it could get my internet back up lol, but I do still have cell service. There's no way I could've afford to buy new, just cost me a weeks labor and few dollars to get it moved.
I'm happy those veros are working great for ya bob. Last year was all about Cree, this year it's vero. If your building a big array, vero is way to go. I've heard great things about the citizen chips also. Cree kind of hurt themselves some with their pricing.
My electric is weird, for years it never went out. But past couple years,every big storm it goes out. I have a disabled uncle that stays with us, he's on oxygen. When I had opportunity to get a big generator I jumped all over it. Just wish it could get my internet back up lol, but I do still have cell service. There's no way I could've afford to buy new, just cost me a weeks labor and few dollars to get it moved.