kevinpo
Expert
An Apogee MQ-200 Quantum meter. It has a submersible sensor and good repeatability. My unit is a few years old. The newer ones are nicer as they can record and store data.
Regards,
Kevin
A bit nervous
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An Apogee MQ-200 Quantum meter. It has a submersible sensor and good repeatability. My unit is a few years old. The newer ones are nicer as they can record and store data.
Regards,
Kevin
TJL
copod
Hey Kevin, Thanks and where do you think I could find one at ? Camera shop ? Yeah another tool... don't tell my wife...haha
Todd
Todd
kevinpo
Expert
TJL
copod
THanks again Kevin,
I am very curiuos to how my lights will read as well as being able to check out others, especially the newer LED systems.
Maybe for a future (Sticky)thread we could have a detailed "Light configuration rating" one that will clearly show what you get from each.
"Old Salts' can still learn something new afterall"
Todd
I am very curiuos to how my lights will read as well as being able to check out others, especially the newer LED systems.
Maybe for a future (Sticky)thread we could have a detailed "Light configuration rating" one that will clearly show what you get from each.
"Old Salts' can still learn something new afterall"
Todd
sampets1984
Well-known member
I have always wondered about LEDs with coral. Now I know that some coral respond to them but do we actually know like the spectrum that coral respond to when we are attempting to simulate moonlight?
TJL
copod
Great Question!
I've been following 'DolphinLvr's 180 Build' thread and there waiting for a response from the manufacturer on the LED system he chose. You should follow along also, it could be enlightening harhar.
Todd
I've been following 'DolphinLvr's 180 Build' thread and there waiting for a response from the manufacturer on the LED system he chose. You should follow along also, it could be enlightening harhar.
Todd
sampets1984
Well-known member
Ive seen those bubble wands in some of the local stores and I had always wondered if those are somewhat accurate and I already know that naturally coral respond to them but I wasn't sure if the spectrum was what it is in nature.
