Pics Of My Leds

[nitro7]

started by drilling the back part of the hood,50 holes so the leds pushed in (tight fit)cost £5.00

the result

then i took the light gear out off the front of the hood and fitted the two led units,held in place by magnets so more could be added
72 leds in each unit,cost with transformer £20.oo

end result

total cost £25.oo

 

[Piltdownpaul]

Yeah,looking good-what does it look like with just the blue lights on, only from a distance?

 

[nitro7]

Yeah,looking good-what does it look like with just the blue lights on, only from a distance?

looks pretty good ill take a few pics later tonight when it dark

 

[Piltdownpaul]

Good lad!

 

[nitro7]

taken late at night

not bad for £5.00

 

[Piltdownpaul]

Yeah looks really nice-very impressive and cheap too!

 

[walkers101]

can do it a lot cheaper i have 120 that i set up for 7 no drilling needed and higher intensity LEDS than the ones you have used

 

[nitro7]

can do it a lot cheaper i have 120 that i set up for 7 no drilling needed and higher intensity LEDS than the ones you have used

ok lets have some pics on,walker101.if its cheap i think a lot of people will like to see

 

[SuperColey1]

I agree Nitro. I am intrigued to see how much more 'high intensity' anyone can get from 3-5mm LEDs. lol

AC

 

[jonnyuk]

i assume this setup is for looks only. are those LEDS really strong enough to grow plants etc?

 

[nitro7]

i assume this setup is for looks only. are those LEDS really strong enough to grow plants etc?

nope jonnyuk just for looks

 

[jonnyuk]

i kinda assumed but thought i ask the question. they look stunning by the way, your tank looks really nice.

 

[nitro7]

i kinda assumed but thought i ask the question. they look stunning by the way, your tank looks really nice.

thanks jonn yuk

 

[Destination Doha]

that blue is stunning much beter than tubes