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mcblablabla

Hello Dave,

please can you post me the dimension of the Nano Box V3 Array (best in centimeter)?

A =

B =

C =

D =

E =

 

Reasons are:

I'm planning the heatsink layout and I'm looking for lenses.

I like very much the lenses from ledgroupbuy (http://www.ledgroupbuy.com/lumia-optic-lens/) and found some similar lenses on Chinese sites. But I don't know if the would collide with the PCB because of the missing dimension parameter.

 

By the way. Does anyone has a good suggest for lenses which could be suitable for Dave's V3?

 

Thanks,

Gerd

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Hello Dave,

please can you post me the dimension of the Nano Box V3 Array (best in centimeter)?

A =

B =

C =

D =

E =

 

Reasons are:

I'm planning the heatsink layout and I'm looking for lenses.

I like very much the lenses from ledgroupbuy (http://www.ledgroupbuy.com/lumia-optic-lens/) and found some similar lenses on Chinese sites. But I don't know if the would collide with the PCB because of the missing dimension parameter.

 

By the way. Does anyone has a good suggest for lenses which could be suitable for Dave's V3?

 

Thanks,

Gerd

Gerd,

I can get this info but the lens won't work. May I ask what you are trying to do so I can see how I can help? If you still want the dimensions let me know!

-Dave

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If gerd doesn't want the dimensions I do. Though I could just take my mini down and take those myself I guess. ;)

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jedimasterben

Hello Dave,

I described my project under http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/355869-nano-box-v3-array-lime-luxeon-t-uv/page-2#entry4932208and you already answered.

 

Yes it would be nice if you could post the dimensions.

My problem is the hight of the tank (High 93 cm/ 36,3 inches). I afraid, that without lenses I cant get good results.

 

Thanks, Gerd

Why can't you get results without lenses? I have eight arrays in two rows over a 48"x24" area, ~26" above the bottom of my tank, and I get nearly 300 PAR on the bottom of the tank, which is really too much for even a wall to wall SPS tank. Extrapolating the distance to 42" (the 36" height of the tank plus 8" hang height), the 300 PAR at the bottom becomes ~115 PAR (light intensity is an inverse square and fairly easy to calculate). You have a larger footprint to cover so you'll need more arrays (like Dave mentioned, 12-14x for proper coverage) and you can also run them at higher currents than I am - I'm only pushing 350mA through white channel and 700mA through the rest, around 22 watts per array.

 

I just really hate lenses if you can't tell :)

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