If I had the extra money, I would 100% buy one of them
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Used Apex systems or tridents for cheaper price??? Where??
If I had the extra money, I would 100% buy one of them
I'm going to have to check those more often, that's cheap for one of thoseYou can snatch one @ for sale section on here. I'd recommend an orange classic with EB8 for starters if you have ethernet port close by, if not buy the A2, silver brain with either EB8 or EB832. Just make sure they don't have any rust or salt spray on the EB, ask seller for good pics.
Just the other day somebody was selling the A2 Lite for $100 for the brain. and I saw full apex with EB832 few weeks earlier for $300. At these prices, one cant go wrong.
This. Bought both apex classic w/ eb8 for 150$ each. One old apex jr for 100$.Picked up a used apex with temp and ph probe along with two eb8's off the dry goods forum here for $150. Been using it two years now with no issues and have added onto the system as well.
neptune lucky they have no competitionI Have mine nearly 2 years with no issues. I think its definitely handy. Helps you notice swings and such.
neptune lucky they have no competition
To me - Yes. Very few hiccups and fantastic support from them. I'd stay away from their ATO otherwise most components reliableAre the Neptune Apex systems worth the buy? I do like the fact that I can organize my electrical with one energy bar. But the entire system with the energy bar, sensory kits, and testing systems is like 1300$. Is it worth it? What do all of the systems do? Alternatives?
Are the Neptune Apex systems worth the buy? I do like the fact that I can organize my electrical with one energy bar. But the entire system with the energy bar, sensory kits, and testing systems is like 1300$. Is it worth it? What do all of the systems do? Alternatives?
Bwahahahahaha. They have competition, just the competitors have poor marketing (in comparison).neptune lucky they have no competition
Bwahahahahaha. They have competition, just the competitors have poor marketing (in comparison).
If GHL had a better software suite, I'd be onboard. I'm watching Hydros closely, as it will be more than likely my next controller.
I'm watching Hydros closely, as it will be more than likely my next controller.
Used Apex systems or tridents for cheaper price??? Where??
Not sure if its the marketing or the fact that apex is already well established enjoying the benefits of the fan base - both marketing support as well as technical support. It was able to establish itself without much competition. Then there was the anti-competitive mess when Hydros arrived but that's a story for another day. Nobody knows how many times this tactic was used in the past with other up and coming controllers.
GHL's hardware while very solid has very poor and cumbersome software. I attempted to switch (even bypassing my requirement for Ethernet) but the controller would need multiple restarts while simply sitting on my workbench, loss of connectivity was always the issue. I just couldn't trust it. The UI on the web was designed around the time windows 3.1 came out.
Looked into hydros recently, looks great but somebody forgot to add enough I/O ports to make it even remotely useful - for me. I could buy 3 apexes before I'd complete a Hydros with the extreme amount of NO/NC I needed for my project.
So I stuck to APEX, bought half a dozen used brains and fragmented different parts of the system between 4 controllers. Apex or not, redundancies are a must.
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