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Hello,
Has anyone had experience or heard of someone using a rotary linear actuator to plunge a mass into the surface of the water to create wide sine waves.
My main problem with using a power head or wave maker is the light reflections on the sand always look so erratic and non natural. I want that look the bottom of a pool has and the only way I get it is if I’m bobbing a cup up and down in my tank.
Something like this
Thanks for reading
Has anyone had experience or heard of someone using a rotary linear actuator to plunge a mass into the surface of the water to create wide sine waves.
My main problem with using a power head or wave maker is the light reflections on the sand always look so erratic and non natural. I want that look the bottom of a pool has and the only way I get it is if I’m bobbing a cup up and down in my tank.
Something like this
Thanks for reading