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  1. Rapid LED
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    210g suggestions please

    Unfortunately there's not one section that you could look for with everything you'll need, but it's easiest if you get a kit along with heatsinks and...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 9, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    210g suggestions please

    I'd go with about 50 LEDs or so. You're going to have to mount a heatsink or two into that fixture, so that would be my concern. If you can get it...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 8, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    150g LED suggestions

    Dustin, 72 wouldn't be overkill on your tank. You could probably get away with less but if you plan on dimming anyways then it's not a bad idea....
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 8, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    150g LED suggestions

    Dustin, your tank is 4' long by how many feet deep (front to back)?
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 7, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    150g LED suggestions

    Hi Josh, With those dimensions I'd keep the same number of LEDs that I recommended earlier (60-75) but use 40 degree optics. With those it's really...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 7, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    150g LED suggestions

    Hi Josh, Sure thing. Assuming your tank is 72" x 18" x 28", I'd go with between 60~75 LEDs depending on what you have inside the tank, using 40 or...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Sep 5, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Rapid LED kit DIY options, need advice?

    1) If you have a 40g breeder I'd go with 36 LEDs. Some people like to feel comfortable with LEDs first changing their entire tanks, but I'd say the...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 26, 2011 in forum: I made this!
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    210g FOWLR - PAR bulb

    At 12" I'd go with the 60's (we're out of stock for 2-3 weeks on the PAR bulbs though).
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    heat sinks and how hot is too hot?

    For operating temps it's best to keep the heatsink under 100F or so. A little higher is okay but you certainly don't want to be anything higher than...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    210g FOWLR - PAR bulb

    I think either set-up would work, most people would go with 2 per 2' section but that's a personal choice. If you can get away with less light in...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Rapid LED Par 38s

    Yeah that sounds right, I'd go with 4 to be on the safe side.
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 24, 2011 in forum: LED Aquarium Lighting
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    210g FOWLR - PAR bulb

    Ideally you'd want to be about a foot off the water, though a little bit higher wouldn't hurt. Our best guess is that the kelvin rating is roughly...
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 23, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Recommended LED Setup for 58g

    If you don't have a center brace then yes, that heatsink would work.
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 14, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Recommended LED Setup for 58g

    Hi, I'd go with 36. I think 48 would be way too many, unless you plan on dimming them down quite a bit. Regards, Mike
    Post by: Rapid LED, Aug 11, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    kit recommendation

    24 is too much if you're not using dimmable drivers, if you do have those drivers then you can always dim down a little bit if it's too much. If...
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 18, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Kit recommendation

    Sorry for the slow response. For a 54g corner tank with SPS/clams you'll need between 50-60 LEDs. What I'd go is get a 48 Ultra Premium Kit, and...
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 16, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Rapid DIY led questions

    Typically people use stranded wire but I don't think there's a problem with using solid core wire.
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 8, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    led's

    I'd go with about 30 LEDs for a 60g cube (I'm assuming it's 24" x 24" x 24"), and if you're getting a heatsink from us I'd actually go with the 5.9"...
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 8, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Rapid DIY led questions

    It depends on how high above the water the lights are but I think that would be fine.
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 5, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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    Rapid DIY led questions

    The ELN driver maxes out at 1.3A, so for your cool white's you don't need to do anything, but under 1A is correct for the XP-E Royal Blues.
    Post by: Rapid LED, May 4, 2011 in forum: RapidLED
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