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do you have any pictures or info on it. I dont really understand the technical mumbo-jumbo
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Firefighting: How hard can it be? You just put the wet stuff on the red stuff right?
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I can show you a pic of a similar one it's a little smaller. It's a single very high wattage led panel. You can run them closer to the water with no optics if you wanted and the spread would be better
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cool, send me what you have on them. If it is already a panel what kind of diy stuff would i have to do? send me anything you have so i can see.
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http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...034-ND/2609728
This is similar. You can even use these and it will work out. 4-5 along your tank would work perfect
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You would need a driver capable of pushing the amperage and voltage it needs, constant current, a power supply and a reliable heatsync. From what o2surplus lent me the Nuventix synjet heatsync and cooler goes well with the panel. If he's up for it he can make a driver for you. And you can also hook up arduino or a led controller. I tested a single lower watt led over my 24x24x20 and it lights up well. And I put it 20" over the tank edge. Worth a try and remember you can always dim or raise the power if you need to
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so that all still has to be soldered and all of that good stuff. I'm not interested in doing any of that. Just too much work right now.
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