Radion Gen 3 Pro/Reeflink

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So I have 3 Radion Gen 3 Pros on my 5' long tank, all controlled by a Reeflink and all supposedly setup the same except that I have noticed during the "night" period before the lights go completely off, the middle Radion is brighter than the 2 outside ones. Anyone have any thoughts? It doesn't matter which setting I have the Reeflink set to, it's always the middle one that is a little brighter. I don't notice as much during the day, but they are all pretty bright then so hard to tell. Thanks in advance!
 
Yeah I've seen it too. At that low of power there's just so many variables as to why. For me its no bigs and doesn't seem to affect anything. However, if one has OCD, this could be basically end of life issue. Ha ha, jk.

Btw, how's growth rate? Do you like them?
 
Yeah, it's not killing me... it actually kind of looks cool, but have no idea why it does it. I love the lights, but they are relatively new and I don't have many corals yet. Just a few zoas, Duncan, and a leather. Everything seems to like the light. I just switched to a new setting on the Reeflink that I got from the Ecotech FB page, so we'll see how it goes. I do plan on adding more corals eventually.
 
Thank you SO much, Reefwiser! Calibration was extremely easy and I did find that all 3 of mine were different. It was more difficult to notice this during the day. Thanks again! This is why I love these forums so much!
 

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