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04-14-2012, 05:09 AM
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I just finished carpentry 4th in january. Nice work my fellow tradesman.
 Ahh the never ending light dilema.. I know man I know.. Im currently running halide and I just dream daily about owning LED's, after seeing radions in person on a fellow reefers tank I was hooked. Dont go with a cheap brand, Im constantly hearing about whole rows of led burning out and no way to fix them. If anything go DIY you are an electrician... 
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04-14-2012, 05:14 AM
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and sure I could go the DIY route but after working with power all day I have little patience to come home and fiddle with LED's and my own $$ lol I have checked out things like Modular LED but even then im still looking around 1200$ plus my time to build them so all said and done isnt it still cheaper to buy a bunch of AI units lol
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04-14-2012, 05:29 AM
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You could allways spend $100-200 on some cheap 2-4 bulb t5ho fixtures as temporary light till you find something..
Where did you read about these new Sol's any word on price?
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04-14-2012, 05:31 AM
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Found them through the AI facebook page, cost seems to be about 100$ more per unit than the SOL, and yes my "temp" fix for this tank will be my 2 current HOT5 fixtures end to end on top of the tank.
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04-23-2012, 02:26 AM
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Well I managed to get the top and back onto the stand tonight, and start some of the electrical.
These plugs will be controlled by 1 switch and will be for my lighting system, so this way I have 2 plugs will both have a main on/off switch in case I need to turn the lights off for whatever reason. Later this week I start the other feed which will power the pumps and powerheads.  
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