Clouds, lighting, and thunder
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Clouds, lighting, and thunder
I have a single 20" heat sink with blue, cool white, green, red, royal blue, and uv (violet) over my biocube 29 gallon. I was wondering if it would be possible to have a cloud effect, lightening, and thunder with some speakers be programmed?
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Roberto.
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I have the PWM dimming expansion and saw one in the section of the forum which would help me control the 5 channels I have working.
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I think you are talking about this one:
http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1450
http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1450
Roberto.
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Yes sir.
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I currently have the cloud and lightning effect in my code, was wandering is there a way to change part of the code where the lightning is a lil more dramatic? Kind of like the Ai sol lights and controllers does?
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Only if you have drivers that are capable of doing that.
Meanwell drivers have too slow response in my experience.
Meanwell drivers have too slow response in my experience.
Roberto.
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what driver (PWM) would you recommend Roberto?
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I have only really used meanwell drivers and a DIY driver I build a long time ago. My DIY driver was capable of going down to 1% and I'm pretty sure would do very fast transitions, but it was a pain to cool it down.
I think those buck pucks should be able to do it. Ask Drew to test it. He's got some.
I think those buck pucks should be able to do it. Ask Drew to test it. He's got some.
Roberto.