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DIY LED LIGHT PARTS $40 SHIPPED

Steven Garland

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Bought this piece of led reefing history to refresh it and use it over a pico but I just don't feel like messing with it,and will just get a pre-made fixture eventually.



Light consists of pieces and parts that are that will be included (not looking to part out at the moment either):



- NanoCustoms Heatsink and Duo driver box. As of right now only 1 channel works,I took it out of the box to mess with it one night and only 1 channel came on,I am assuming something came disconnected and just never checked to see what was wrong.The drivers are Thomas Research 700mah drivers



- 2x NanoBox 11up's (4 royal blue,2 regular blue,1 cyan,2 neutral white and 2 warm white on each array).

- 2x Luxeon ES Lime's.

- 2x Luxeon C Mint's.

- 3x 3up's (2 have 2x Royal's 1x Neutral Whites,1 has 2x royal blues and 1 warm white).

- 3x-5x various spectrums of Semiled and violets from rapid and Viosys Hyper.



If I find anything else I will update the thread,but the price will remain the same of $40 shipped in a medium flat rate box with bubble wrap.
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