pretty good color for LED

[zygote2k]

[LCDRDATA]

Agree, very nice color. What combination of LEDs are you using for this?

Edited July 11, 2011 by LCDRDATA

[flowerseller]

I think the colors look great as usual Rob.

[zygote2k]

This is Steve Outlaws' fixture that Robert Chu made for him. I picked it from him during his most recent selloff. It uses 3 seperate drivers and a combination of 18 blue and 18 white.

[LCDRDATA]

I'm curious, because the PAR LEDs I'm probably going to be buying are resonably tailorable (two different color temperature options for both blue and white) and I've been trying to figure out what the best balance would be. Do you know what color temperature / wavelength the LEDs in that fixture are? - it seems to be a really nice blend. Thanks!

[khalid]

you get rid of the cannon?

[zygote2k]

Data-

I have installed 12 of the P38's in a mix of colors and optics on the 90 SPS tank in the dedicated tank forum. The color on that tank is nearly the same in mine.

[zygote2k]

you get rid of the cannon?

yep, I couldn't resist a great deal on this light system. I still have a blue cannon though, just use it to light up the balcony instead.

[khalid]

do you like the diy fixture better than the cannon?

[LCDRDATA]

Data-

I have installed 12 of the P38's in a mix of colors and optics on the 90 SPS tank in the dedicated tank forum. The color on that tank is nearly the same in mine.

Sending PM

[zygote2k]

do you like the diy fixture better than the cannon?

It's a toss up. Both have pros and cons. Cannon is waaaay cheaper.

[trockafella]

Wow, those chalices have grown a lot.!!