That would get you 20,000 lumens out of a 200w panel, which is a lot closer to what I think the original post was all about. You'd still have to wire the whole

That would get you 20,000 lumens out of a 200w panel, which is a lot closer to what I think the original post was all about. You'd still have to wire the whole thing up, however. Unfortunately, that doesn't help me with my problem of trying to get a brighter and higher CRI "bulb" for my garage. I have resisted replacing the T-8 fluorescent light fixture, because I'd like to have a mix of technologies for the lights in that space. You know, in case the temperature in the garage gets too low and takes out one or the other technology -- I've seen major flickering and strobing with LED lights when it's really cold outside. But I am starting to wonder if maybe I should replace the T-8 with LED-based models.