moon lighting

FishBeard

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Definitely get one of those RapidLED 4x moonlight kits. Under $20 and Strong enough to fluoresce all your corals. Trust me, 4 LEDs will be plenty for a 90!
 

Jep21

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Definitely get one of those RapidLED 4x moonlight kits. Under $20 and Strong enough to fluoresce all your corals. Trust me, 4 LEDs will be plenty for a 90!
+1
was thnking of getting the two moonlight kit from them.. for over my nuvo.. but the four for u tank will be perfect
 
do i need to find my own heat sink...i dont even know what that is. i think id rather have something that i just need to attach and plug in. not good with electrical work
 

FishBeard

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The 1w LEDs in the kit actually under drive at like .7w each, and come with berquist thermal adhesive pads for mounting. As long as you stick them to a flat surface that can dissipate a little heat, you do not need a heatsink for them. Just add wire and solder to install.
 

Jep21

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The 1w LEDs in the kit actually under drive at like .7w each, and come with berquist thermal adhesive pads for mounting. As long as you stick them to a flat surface that can dissipate a little heat, you do not need a heatsink for them. Just add wire and solder to install.
do u thnk i can glue on two moonlight leds on a par38 bulb? do u thnk that will work bro?
 

FishBeard

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I would but I don't know the next time I would be out in your area to help. Honestly, soldering is really easy, and with a kit like this would be a great learning experience for down the road if you ever assemble an entire DIY led fixture.
 
I will be ordering mine next friday idk if you want to order yours too i can help you out no charge
i will also be ordering next friday...payday. thanks for the offer. ill def let u know. ill be deciding what im ordering probably by the end of the weekend. if this is the way to go(sounds pretty affordable), i would love some assisatnce. ill be in touch, thanx in advance
 
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