zennzzo's LED white /blue 225g hood
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You know, I am not sure...I read everything "english" on the box and paperwork.duke33;3622341; said:Nice details old man.You keep at it you'll have your own sticky.
What watt bulb did you find? Or do I have to wait till you get to that step.
I'm gonna learn this new method of illumination if it kills me and my wallet.
All I can find is that the string of 60 lights, draws 4.7 watts and you can put no more than 43 strings together...
I look at it like this: Keep putting the 60 bulb strings together untill I get the desired lighting...
subbing. I run 128 watts on my 270 now, led xmas lights seems like the next best thing! I could run 27 strings
Lets see this shizznat
Lets see this shizznat![[enjoyable_attempt]](/forums/data/avatars/s/41/41106.jpg?1431689636){kind=avatar}
zennzzo;3622360; said:You know, I am not sure...I read everything "english" on the box and paperwork.
All I can find is that the string of 60 lights, draws 4.7 watts and you can put no more than 43 strings together...
I look at it like this: Keep putting the 60 bulb strings together untill I get the desired lighting...
i think i have the same ones right here, and the individual leds are 3.2 Volt 0.064 Watt LEDs, not on the box, on a lil paper inside the box, lol waiting on you to finish before i even start mine.
great, waiting to see, i've got 4 boxes of blue and 4 of white, thinking about doing the blue on my 80 and 150 gal, but really wanna see the white,gonna do my 10 gal in white.
You are highly unlikely to find 2w LED x-mas lights. Especially at Wally World & definitely not for 7 bucks. The x-mas lights we're looking at here are .5w rated, but the actual draw will vary a bit. The pics look great, so keep us updated!
