Jim I can't find the thread I got that link from, but that is exactly what people were using them for. The were zip tying them to the frame and other creative stuff.
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Jim I can't find the thread I got that link from, but that is exactly what people were using them for. The were zip tying them to the frame and other creative stuff.
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For dawn/dusk, they should work pretty well. They will be a far sight brighter than your typical moonlights, and there will be lot's of lovely fluorescence. If you have never had the chance to see what blue LEDs can do, you are in for a treat.
Can you recommend one of the power supplies on their site for me? I'm looking to initially purchase two of the light bars but will eventually probably want to power 4-5 of them.
Also would be cool if it could dim the LEDs via a controller...not sure if any of their power supplies have that option.
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http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=16918+PS
Much cheaper than what Superbrightleds offers. You will be able to run up to 5 strings off one supply.
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Thanks for posting these, perfect for adding some more blue to my cramped canopy.
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