DIY rapid led layout

i was looking to do this myself, Now should I deff get the dimmable or will non-dim work just as well?
 
The UV, red, and green together is probably your best bet as they are all the same mA. It is kinda hard without knowing exactly what LEDs and what drivers you got. Typically the cree are 1500mA Whites, 1000 or 1500mA depending on which led you chose, red and UV 700mA, and green is 1000mA.

CarolinaReefs makes a good point. If you got epoxy from Rapid to glue on your lenses that is probably the thermal epoxy you need to glue down the two colored LEDs or you can drill new holes. Make sure you measure and don't drill into the fins on the back of the heat sink.
 
Lighting classes in college tell me different. Just saying the forum is great, but the bible it ain't. The spectrum is the spectrum..gods speed my fine fishy friend.
 
Yesterday, 01:21 AMBartmmackey
Lighting classes in college tell me different. Just saying the forum is great, but the bible it ain't. The spectrum is the spectrum..gods speed my fine fishy friend.

What is this referring to?
 
Of anyone's willing to draw up a diagram for me if they think there's another way of doing this it would be greatly appreciated
 
Of anyone's willing to draw up a diagram for me if they think there's another way of doing this it would be greatly appreciated
 
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