Do you have a source for the maps? Top graph is clearly labeled “1000 watt gavita hps”, but no heading on led data.
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Source: LEDGrowLightsDepot
You can see the same pattern here from a Fluence PAR map without the fancy line illustration
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From vypr series light I’m guessing. That’s kinda cherry picking on behalf of hps wouldn’t you say?
I went to look on led grow lights depot, I couldn’t find any lights from fluence that they carried. They do carry the gavita led fixture though, which is close enough to be considered a ripoff of a fluence light. Even shown in same format as the DE
What I find a lot of humor in, is how much garbage was thrown from gavita about leds. Then they released one that looked identical to fluence.
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It was the wrong par map. Cherry picked from a loose google search so good call. But still:
This is from the Guys at Iluminar Lighting with a five bar SPYDR like fixture:
good eye. I figured someone would have a better one off par map. Thanks for fact checking
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I’m slightly familiar with them is all. Even that one is a few models old.
I’m not even really sure what the consideration of the par maps is suppose to be here? I just noticed that first one wasn’t from their flagship light.
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Resolution is everything @dbrn32
Bar fixtures have a higher density of chips in the center than the edges. If a 4x4 fixture is mounted on a 5 by 5 spacing, you will still get hot and cold spots
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On a commercially built fixtures where as all bars are identical and spaced evenly, absolutely. Highest light intensity will be around greatest chip density.
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Was someone suggesting otherwise?
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I was only clarifying that we weren’t representing the Vypr and that the Spydr series and any other bar fixture is going to demonstrate a hot spot
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For sure, is there a grow light available that doesn’t? I guess I was lost as to where the led hot spot came in.
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I build them too, just for free haha
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This is a free light too 
Can’t buy this one.
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That’s pretty dope of you. Put them into production so they’re available.
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Thanks to @dbrn32, I’m a qb grower, myself. Well, I’m still using a set of blurples in one tent, but this is the last grow using them. Next season, all qb.
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Good to see you here!
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