Here is a picture of my ultra blue acro and my dragon's soul favia. Pardon the wire hair algae..still fighting it.
cool pics.
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Here is a picture of my ultra blue acro and my dragon's soul favia. Pardon the wire hair algae..still fighting it.
100% correct.Welcome Brad. I may be speaking out of turn, because I haven't built one yet. But....you can use one of the other. I believe that if you want a display you will need to use a pi 3. I think I read that the pi zero does not support a display. Have you looked at Ranjib's build documents? They are located here https://reef-pi.github.io/general-guides/ . Guys, please correct me if I am mistaken.
I am using a galaxyhydro fixture that I modified the array with more violet and 20k chips. This fixture runs 5v PWM dimming and works seamlessly with reef-pi. I am super interested in SB's array. I do think that they run 0-10v analog dimming but I think that Ranjib was looking into the feasability of 0-10v PWM to analog fixture.What black boxs are you planning on going with?
Yup, I have tried it out in multiple ways. Depending upon what you are controlling there are couple of different ways to do that.I am using a galaxyhydro fixture that I modified the array with more violet and 20k chips. This fixture runs 5v PWM dimming and works seamlessly with reef-pi. I am super interested in SB's array. I do think that they run 0-10v analog dimming but I think that Ranjib was looking into the feasability of 0-10v PWM to analog fixture.
Thats awesomeThat's cool. I found out about raspberry pi's when I was looking into model train automation . Never thought about doing tank automation myself.