seamonster124
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He is talking about the lighting module for the reef keeper or the Apex controllers. Do you have a controller?
Nope. Just starting to look into them
He is talking about the lighting module for the reef keeper or the Apex controllers. Do you have a controller?
Hi there everybody. I think I'm sold on these mars aqua leds. I have a tank that's 58x28x28 what type of fixtures would I need? I'd want the tank for sps and lps.
Just put my order in for a couple 165 watt units,yesterday.I am just using them to add light to 2 corners of my reef tank.Looking forward to trying them out.I will just lurk on this thread quietly till they deliver them.You can't beat the price,of these units.
I don't have a controller, and love to DIY stuff. Basically, I would like to get some bit of lighting control going on. A the moment, I figure that I'm going to use the PWM capabilities of the esp8266 to control the light intensity for starters. The sweet thing about an esp8266 is the built in wifi - I'm going to have it host a webpage to control dimming of the 2 channels. Then I'll add control to fully turn them on and off using a simple relay. These mods are going to take me a while to do, (eta is mid December) as I'm taking a class at the moment and don't have any real free time on my hands.Can you tell me how you plan on using the esp-8266? I'm very interested in your idea!
Thanks!
Read through this thread, scooped up a 300 watter for my new 65. (First attempt at "modern" reefing; I've been out of saltwater for 25 years or so.) The light arrived on Friday evening, (blazing fast delivery!) with one blue LED out - contacted MarsHydro, and they've replied, offering to (I think) send out a replacement diode ... and asking if I'm good at electrical stuff. I've never tried to do anything like this - is it difficult? What tools and skills will I need??
~Bruce
Read through this thread, scooped up a 300 watter for my new 65. (First attempt at "modern" reefing; I've been out of saltwater for 25 years or so.) The light arrived on Friday evening, (blazing fast delivery!) with one blue LED out - contacted MarsHydro, and they've replied, offering to (I think) send out a replacement diode ... and asking if I'm good at electrical stuff. I've never tried to do anything like this - is it difficult? What tools and skills will I need??
~Bruce
you will not be disappointed...