@ReikoX ahhh om nom nom nom nom nom nom nom mmmf you say half? 
Thankyou for all your help
@GramTorino Ah im lookin at the slim gen 3, i didnt seem to find a non slim version
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No no, eat half then wait like 5 minutes and go ‘its not working’ then eat 3 more and freak out for 10 hours. Bonus points for peeing yourself!
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There is a datasheet on this page…
Weird they dont come up on digikey, those prices look much more reasonable.
Has anyone purchased from Alibaba before?
A fellow grower suggested this to me.
My toys
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Or if you run remote like I do use 3 conductor leads from the drivers to the frames. Run the ground to the frame and the other end to the driver mounting screw. That’s how I have mine done up
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Yes, that’s what I do as well. 
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The only reason I even bothered was because the wife helps me all the time and face it my brain is already cooked so it was for her benefit lol
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By chance does the above driver allow me to adjust the constant current? To under-drive the strips. (Spec sheet 350ma thru 1050ma)
Run them at, 600 for example.
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from what I understand there’s a screw and two wires coming off for controlling that. You can buy a potentiometer for a couple quid to make it easier but to actually measure your output you’ll want another device as you’ll be twiddling the nob/screw blind technically.
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XLG-150-L-A has a potmeter and the AB version has additional dimming functions too.
Without A or AB has a fixed current (and voltage?)
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I didn’t either, until I did it…
My fault, I didn’t follow buddy’s instructions when using his home-made battery charger… (360VDC float voltage), wet dewy grass, motorcycle with dead battery…
Instructions were, hook up leads to battery then plug-in. You get the picture… 
Cheers
G
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My bad. I have the -AB version.
I’m aware of the dimming via potentiometer.
Am I able to adjust the constant current with the -AB ver.
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From my understanding, the AB diver let’s you control the max current with the A pot (internal), then dims fom 10%-max current using the B pot.
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I know your busy. I’m still reading but I want to do it by September. PM coming
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This is something that was sent to me as a suggestion. I would appreciate your opinion on it.
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I don’t think it could be considered a bargain.
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To answer your question, it’s for a 4X4 tent used exclusively for flower.
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For a (mostly) assembled kit it looks pretty nice. 480W for $420USD. Right around $1/W. Let me look at some specs and see what we can do for comparison.
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