New Prototype LED Panel is in. Hey Stra8, Where ya at?

[khyberkitsune]

Oh yes. Quad-band + white trace 4500K.

Hurts a bit more than the tri-band, likely due to the deeper blue in good quantity.

Also, no more stupid cord built-in. Going with an IEC connector now (which in this case means standard computer power supply cord.)

Sadly, the 420nm diodes are not cheap. But soon I'm going to do a side-by-side test of tri-band versus new quad-band w/white.

Have a couple of pics. Hopefully I can move all of my panels to the IEC connector design and quad-band, soon.

khyberkitsune Reviewed by khyberkitsune on 06-17-2010. New Prototype LED Panel is in. Hey Stra8, Where ya at? Oh yes. Quad-band + white trace 4500K. Hurts a bit more than the tri-band, likely due to the deeper blue in good quantity. Also, no more stupid cord built-in. Going with an IEC connector now (which in this case means standard computer power supply cord.) Sadly, the 420nm diodes are not cheap. But soon I'm going to do a side-by-side test of tri-band versus new quad-band w/white. Have a couple of pics. Hopefully I can move all of my panels to the IEC connector design and quad-band, Rating: 5

[stra8outtaWeed]

right here...look forward to your test runs:thumbsup:

what degree are the diodes?

[khyberkitsune]

right here...look forward to your test runs:thumbsup:

what degree are the diodes?

Mixed 120 and 90. I wanted to go mixed 90 and 60 but that was way too expensive.