I was checking the rapid led website and the XP-G led's that they have are only listed at 5 - 8.3 Kelvin rating. Are these the ones you used and are they as white as a 10k would be?
This might silly but then, does the current specs of the driver depend on the total combined watts of the LEDs..? Say I use 10 3W leds, then do I get a driver for 30 Watts?
Would have been a good video if there was more info. What sequence you put the lights and what position for positive and neg. etc This video showed nothing but how to glue something.
also how much did everything cost since you're doing it all DIY, what's the cost difference between buying an LED fixture and a DIY one? is it going to be adequate lighting for all your SPS corals?
@gprime22 I don't want to replace my comments with 1mkwiet, just given him a boost ;) From watching all these videos and researching LED's I would think he spent $600-$700 USD on this fixture. A commercial fixture of the same light output and dimming options could be well in the $2,000 -$3,000 range.
I was checking the rapid led website and the XP-G led's that they have are only listed at 5 - 8.3 Kelvin rating. Are these the ones you used and are they as white as a 10k would be?
fadifanous 1 month ago
This might silly but then, does the current specs of the driver depend on the total combined watts of the LEDs..? Say I use 10 3W leds, then do I get a driver for 30 Watts?
prashanth2 1 month ago
Would have been a good video if there was more info. What sequence you put the lights and what position for positive and neg. etc This video showed nothing but how to glue something.
dotrix411 5 months ago
for the price you can get one made and cheaper
digiskey.com they gat led for .89 cents and their wide view is more then 75
MrGavilan81 10 months ago
How many of which fans did you buy?
Dtgoynes 11 months ago
bro these dimmable drivers r automatic or manual ????
319PurpleHaze 1 year ago
@319PurpleHaze All manual dimming controls, they may be connected to a RapidLED daylight control timer or an Apex system.
Arteolike 10 months ago
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319PurpleHaze 1 year ago
thank you for replying, one more ques bro, these 3W LED white and blue , are these chip LED or blub LED?????
319PurpleHaze 1 year ago
@319PurpleHaze chip I think. check them out at rapidled.com
1mkwiet 1 year ago
@1mkwiet how much did this cost you?
1Filmproducer 8 months ago
white LED is 3w ??? and blue????
319PurpleHaze 1 year ago
@319PurpleHaze 3w
1mkwiet 1 year ago
What type led should i use? can i use 10mm white led 20000mcd???
KimLegend93 1 year ago
If I buy heat sinks that are pre-drilled how would I put on the l.e.d's?
teddybearssuck 1 year ago
@teddybearssuck yup
1mkwiet 1 year ago
@teddybearssuck With the provided screws.
Arteolike 10 months ago
4:15 "Alright...uhh....woot" LOL
jcommerce 1 year ago
These "how to" vids are great. It helps those of us on the fence get up the stones to try the DIY route ourselves. Very nice job!
DiepBlueC 1 year ago
you could just rill the led out if it burns out
tmoamg 1 year ago
Lookin Good!
animalmastermtd 1 year ago
awesome cant wait for more vids :)
FallensReef 1 year ago
GUYS WE NEED TO GET AN INTERVENTION TOGETHER FOR 1mkwiet! lulz. cool vids bud keep em coming.
gprime22 1 year ago
also how much did everything cost since you're doing it all DIY, what's the cost difference between buying an LED fixture and a DIY one? is it going to be adequate lighting for all your SPS corals?
gprime22 1 year ago
@gprime22 I don't want to replace my comments with 1mkwiet, just given him a boost ;) From watching all these videos and researching LED's I would think he spent $600-$700 USD on this fixture. A commercial fixture of the same light output and dimming options could be well in the $2,000 -$3,000 range.
Arteolike 10 months ago
thanks!
gig603 1 year ago
thanks for taking the time to make these videos
ryjack26 1 year ago