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At least there do seem to be more people jumping on with them so there should be more anecdotal evidence from actual independent sources eventually.
The cost has come down a huge amount compared to the early generations of LED's, so this is a positive step, to me though I still see them as an uneconomical option for larger tanks. There's a way to go in this regard still.
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Those new Cree XB economically produced LEDs that were recently announced will hopefully help.
http://reefbuilders.com/2012/01/11/cree-xbd-led/ I feel like I need a shower after posting a link to RB. |
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It smells like nerds on here tonight...
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lol @ "unbiased flow study paid for by Ecotech"
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Brett, I'm like you...for some reason I developed a pretty quick dislike for the Radion after going through the demo with the Ecotech guys at MACNA. They do market better than anyone else...but even their pricing structure irked me when it first came out.
I personally preferred seeing the lights that lit tanks with life in them...not just little colored balls as was in the Radion demo. Just my opinion though.
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