Nanobox Retro Kit Replacement Suggestions

[Lognor]

The nanobox retro kit in my biocube 29 is dying.  I've had a lot of issues with it from day one and now I see that Nanobox isn't in business anymore.  I want to keep the enclosed hood.  Is Steve's the best option?  I really hate the thought of spending another $400 on a kit after only 2 years. 

[Everclear]

Following along. I too am considering a Steve's retro kit for my biocube 29.

[farkwar]

What does dying mean?

 

The lights are not all that complicated

 

1) The pucks

2) The drivers

3) Controller

4) Power supply

 

And each of those is relatively replaceable

[Lognor]

11 hours ago, farkwar said:

What does dying mean?

 

The lights are not all that complicated

 

1) The pucks

2) The drivers

3) Controller

4) Power supply

 

And each of those is relatively replaceable

The cyan lights went out earlier this year.  Now the royal blue are not lighting completely.  I’ve never done anything with the components before. I’d love to keep the bluefish mini controller and just get new lights. I just don’t know how to go about it.  I assumed it would be simpler to get a new kit.