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![]() It seems that it is not worh finding out. I was hoping it would work, but no biggie. I will use them as patio lights. I could use them for red and green, since those colors are useless for corals other than making them "POP".
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![]() I should mention that I run a couple of low power RGB strips to supplement the more powerful 10 watt multi chips. My build thread shows them near the end I think. My lights are on timers, not a controller or drivers able to ramp up/down the main LEDs, so the RGB strips are good as a rudimentary dawn/dusk substitute. You could do the same with a few of the modules you have. They'd also be good as fuge lights to grow algae (red & green spectrum), so not a total loss. Patio lights are cool too.
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Mike 77g sumpless SW DIY 10 watt multi-chip LED build ![]() Last edited by mike31154; 01-11-2015 at 03:20 AM. |
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