Yes, you counted up the watts right. Of course, watts is a measure of power in, not of UV light out, so not useful when comparing to a different type of light source (LED, metal halide, etc).
My first unit was a DIY much like that. I used 40 watt tubes and had times around 7 or 8 minutes with Diazo type emulsion. So yeah, your time seems about what would be expected.
The easiest improvement you can make is to use a fast poly type emulsion, like Saati PHU. However, I do not know how fast the typical dual cure is compared to a pure poly type emulsion, but poly is faster than Diazo. Perhaps someone else can comment on how hast the Ryonet dual cure is compared to a pure poly.
I now have a DIY vacuum-top 1000w metal halide. 25 second exposures with PHU. I do not miss my tube unit
My first unit was a DIY much like that. I used 40 watt tubes and had times around 7 or 8 minutes with Diazo type emulsion. So yeah, your time seems about what would be expected.
The easiest improvement you can make is to use a fast poly type emulsion, like Saati PHU. However, I do not know how fast the typical dual cure is compared to a pure poly type emulsion, but poly is faster than Diazo. Perhaps someone else can comment on how hast the Ryonet dual cure is compared to a pure poly.
I now have a DIY vacuum-top 1000w metal halide. 25 second exposures with PHU. I do not miss my tube unit