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![]() i have been thinking about building a canopy full of led bulbs as tightly as possible for my 40glns reef. replacement for my 400w halide and 200 mogul florescent light that emmits alot of heat.
so today i received my led bulbs 7 days earlier than expected. tommorrow i will be purchasing the power relay,some wiring, fans, soldering gun(well a new one)plexy glass,quick dry liquid plastic,resistors and some wood. specs.aprox. more detail will follow. power supply 120-24VDC 8Amps steady stream fans any 2 fans fitting the hood plexy glass i will start with 24"by 7.5" drill 300 oval holes liquid plastic to cover all the wiring for water corrosion 200 led-blue-150,000mcd 0.5w 10mm 40degree angle 3.8v 100mA 5-chip 100 led-whiye 8000K 300,000mcd 0.5w 10mm 40degree angle 3.8v 100mA 5-chip 50 resistors 15 ohms photos and step by step info will follow Last edited by eli@fijireefrock.com; 02-17-2009 at 05:18 AM. |