Happens, I have a very little walt disney for 9 months that barely moved, or moves so slow that I can't see itMy homewrecker has done nothing for six months
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Happens, I have a very little walt disney for 9 months that barely moved, or moves so slow that I can't see itMy homewrecker has done nothing for six months
Nice, I have the new Apogee MQ-510 Full Spectrum Underwater LED PAR Meter. I have only taken reading for my tank at 70%.Par numbers with a Apogee SQ420.
Top rock is 6” below water.
Lower right rock is 10” below water.
Ummm. Whelp....Par numbers with a Apogee SQ420.
Top rock is 6” below water.
Lower right rock is 10” below water.
Email Keith @ ATI USA [email protected] . It seems to be a bug in shipping firmware that they don't get associated properly as master:slaves and instead function as mirrored.Just got two Stratons and am setting up curves and settings. Question on master/slave pairing: is it possible to group the two lights while also connected to my home wifi network? It seems that the pairing is only possible in Access Point mode. Sorry if this was answered elsewhere on the thread - I skimmed through it but didn't see anything.
Interesting. It has been a while since I set mine up; I guess I did this the dumb way. I just set one up with the schedule/parameters I wanted and copied it (the .ison?) to the other two. The downside is one light is on a slightly different clock; by about 10 minutes.Email Keith @ ATI USA [email protected] . It seems to be a bug in shipping firmware that they don't get associated properly as master:slaves and instead function as mirrored.
Scott,Interesting. It has been a while since I set mine up; I guess I did this the dumb way. I just set one up with the schedule/parameters I wanted and copied it (the .ison?) to the other two. The downside is one light is on a slightly different clock; by about 10 minutes.
Close up install of brackets is in this German youtube video.
Around 13:20
A 2.5 minute, very poorly done video of my DIY Straton light rack. Cheap, easy to put together. Hopefully it works and stays level. Right now it is just dry fitted. I will next drill some holes in the Z flange and screw it together.
Does anything about this DIY design or material CONCERN any of you? Pleased to hear from you.
I was just looking at that bar in the video. I have seen that used in something else and can't place it. What's the exact name of that aluminum stock? You should be able to buy that most anywhere.I used an RMS with 4 Stratons over my 8’ using 3 ceiling attachments. I didn’t like it as the lights never want to stay level with the power cords unless they go the length of the tank instead of to the back
You can buy 1/2” aluminum a bar and drill the holes to make the brackets
Would you mind sharing your color/intensity light configuration file? I am amazed at your growth and I’m curiouis to see the different settings. Right now I’m using the SPS Pre-defined setting.I wanted to mention one other thing, since I am sure some folks are saying "BUT HOW DO THE CORAL LIKE IT?!?!"
Well, it is over a tank finishing its cycle and kicking the uglies right now, the algae on the rocks is melting away but I have not moved the SPS over in full yet.
BUT in a vote of massive confidence, I put a 6" colony of TGC Cherry Bomb in there to see how it liked the light. Well, it is growing fast and you can judge for yourself how happy it is:
I cannot speak to the RMS solution personally, but having to balance each unit individually that way I would not advise now that I have fixed mine to a DIY rail.First, thanks to all the contributors, especially @Reef-Engineer for starting it off with a great review. Apologize if this has been covered but my understanding is the ati straton brackets from the German video will not be available until q4? Is the current easiest solution for a not diy person the rms mount and sliding these over? If yes, would the rms mount work for a 7 ft tank with three of these? I believe based on what I've read 3 should be fine for a 30" wide tank. I may have a little less coverage on the end but planning on trying to avoid wall to wall corals. If the rms mount isn't strong enough, how hard is @ScottB 's solution?
Karlie,Would you mind sharing your color/intensity light configuration file? I am amazed at your growth and I’m curiouis to see the different settings. Right now I’m using the SPS Pre-defined setting.
You can select a preset like sps, then run the preview, it'll run the full
I’m curious to know what Light settings you settled-on and how your corals are doing?Good catch on that, testing the PAR with an apogee 510 I'm hitting LPS with the same PAR values. For whatever reason they were not happy starting last night, I always ran the G5's at 50% UV so that maybe it.
Corals are doing great, last page I posted on the coloration and growth of my homewrecker, here is my settings-I’m curious to know what Light settings you settled-on and how your corals are doing?
Thanks man. Havnt heard anything back from Phillips yet. Stratons shipment is still few weeks away to New Zealand. Do you think I could run two rows kessil A360x/A500X on front and back and use 3 stratons in middle row ?
Wow thanks for sharing these pics - stunning corals. Your tank looks quite mature (lots of coralline). How old is it? Thanks for sharing your ATI Stratton light schedule - much appreciated. Your various color nodes - are those using different pre-defined color settings that ATI included or are all of your color settings custom? Once again - congrats on the growth of your corals!Corals are doing great, last page I posted on the coloration and growth of my homewrecker, here is my settings-
Here’s a few more from just now, lights are just about going out. Last one is a newer frag still coloring up