Steven Garland
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I have a partial NanoBox Reef Duo. When I was sold the light,one of the blue diodes on the blue channel had been pulled off,I managed to get it to stick back with some solder but its not 110%. It will light up but not 110% as bright as it could/should be.
If you can reflow,it will be 110% fixable. Dave will no longer fix the issue.
It will nees a 48v power supply as well. It was a 2 channel light (I got it with no controller or psu) and can provide a NanoBox Reef 2up ldd board with 2 ldd drivers. I have the 12" gooseneck as well for it.
I did pull the messed up array and added a v3.1 array I had laying around,only deffierence is 1 board (v3) has 2 limes on the white channel and the v3.1 has 2 mints on its own channel separate from the whites.
I can replace the v3.1 array with the original v3 for $55 + shipping or add the v3.1 into the bundle for $65 + shipping. [The v3.1 array is $50 new and has less than 10 hours on it]
If you can reflow,it will be 110% fixable. Dave will no longer fix the issue.
It will nees a 48v power supply as well. It was a 2 channel light (I got it with no controller or psu) and can provide a NanoBox Reef 2up ldd board with 2 ldd drivers. I have the 12" gooseneck as well for it.
I did pull the messed up array and added a v3.1 array I had laying around,only deffierence is 1 board (v3) has 2 limes on the white channel and the v3.1 has 2 mints on its own channel separate from the whites.
I can replace the v3.1 array with the original v3 for $55 + shipping or add the v3.1 into the bundle for $65 + shipping. [The v3.1 array is $50 new and has less than 10 hours on it]
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