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Old 12-11-2011, 06:19 PM
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www.ledgroupbuy.com

Milad runs it. Pretty good deal of you know what you want.
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Old 12-11-2011, 06:26 PM
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Im guessing that they are not based in canada? The added cost would be worth it if so, but beyond that they are actually a bit overpriced compared to getting similar products abroad.
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Im guessing that they are not based in canada? The added cost would be worth it if so, but beyond that they are actually a bit overpriced compared to getting similar products abroad.
I think you are mistaken on the products. If you see a cheaper price on CREE LEDs elsewhere, we will try to beat it but currently there is none cheaper than what we carry. These are real CREE LEDs, not bridgelux, not epiled, not epistar, real CREE. HUGE difference
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Old 12-15-2011, 01:15 AM
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Cool Any of these supplies...

Can you get the following items:
http://reefledlights.com/shop/led-seal/ : this is a spray to protect the welds... by a company called Luxdrive.

Philips LEDs - Rebel ES series.... apparently better than CREE in terms of lighting suitability for corals. nano-box-reef.com/ uses them.

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Old 12-17-2011, 02:53 AM
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Can you get the following items:
http://reefledlights.com/shop/led-seal/ : this is a spray to protect the welds... by a company called Luxdrive.

Philips LEDs - Rebel ES series.... apparently better than CREE in terms of lighting suitability for corals. nano-box-reef.com/ uses them.

msjboy
you could also go to acklands and get the same thing in a different can for 1/3rd the price.......



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Old 12-17-2011, 03:33 AM
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comparing to the $400 AI Sol which has 24 Cree LEDs, going with www.ledgroupbuy.com to build similar (mix of 24 XP-G and XP-E, couple of power supplies, heatsink, optics and connectors) would cost about $265.

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