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Originally Posted by Ron99
Sounds like a good plan. I'll be curious to see what PAR numbers you get. Try to use some of the better LEDs like the Cree XR-E. Don't bother with the MC-E as it is not an optimal option for aquarium lighting. Also, try to run an array of something like 4 x 4 or 4 x5 LEDs with 50% cool white and 50% royal blue. You'll want more than 1 LED as in real world applications you will get overlapping output from the LEDs.
Or if you make it out to the Lower Mainland you could bring your PAR meter by once I've built my array and make some measurements.
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come july, I will be going to Kamloops on weekends, so I could always stop by on a friday or sunday.
Steve
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