Not a lawyer and I don't play one on TV, but IMO your "explanation" sounds lame.
Seriously, what is your Point? Are you an advocate of Orbitel and the blocking of LED technology in our hobby?
IMO, Orbitel's unreasonably wide patent application of LED controllability in all Aquatic Use is LAME. They produce things like lighting for submersible scientic oceanography studies, etc... The Patent's Wide spread reach into all water application is what is lame.
Our "lame" explanation is just playing the game of word twisting that they initiated.
Again, what is your underlying reason for this line of questioning? Why do you even care if the explanation is lame? Just suspicous motives.
Yeah, you got me.. I am building a super great LED light and plans to make a killing off it, just want to discredit all sub-par LED manufactures and lame re-sellers that can't get their stories straight. Don't start the personal attacks!!
Yeah, you got me.. I am building a super great LED light and plans to make a killing off it, just want to discredit all sub-par LED manufactures and lame re-sellers that can't get their stories straight. Don't start the personal attacks!!
The whole point of our lighting is to replicate the sun rays as closely as possible.
You are correct the crees dont have better spread
The 1 w leds are less intense with more spread
the 3w are put in clusters with lenses since they are more intense which means you can reign in the light with lenses and mix them in clusters and get a much better mixture of color.
I have seen both 1 w and 3 w fixtures and no matter how you look at it, the 3 watt IMO much closer replicate the natural suns rays. Also most people are running their Aqua illuminations fixtures at 50 percent white and 80 - 100 percent blue. These fixtures have a 2 to 1 white to blue ratio.
If there was no need to upgrade to the cree leds, PAC sun wouldnt do it.
If there was no need to upgrade to the cree leds, PAC sun wouldnt do it.
I'm with Cali here.... Felix I'd do a little homework and talk to a lawyer about the patent, patents are territorial so Pacsun is fine as they are a Polish company but you as the importer could be liable especially if Aloha Tropics primary business focus IS aquatic in nature. Bottom line is Orbitech can go after you directly for violating the patent, remember PFO didn't lose the lawsuit they went broke fighting it.
RARECLOWNSNJ....Think if the 1W/3W debate more like 175W/250W/400W both work and will do the job but the 3W or 400W MH will give you better PAR at deeper levels. You wouldn't get a 400W MH for a 12" tank nor would you try to keep SPS at 30" with 175W MH would you?
Hey, not my fault you like to be "lame", I was describing your "explaination"..
Main Entry: lame Part of Speech: adjective Definition: feeble, weak Synonyms:
faltering, faulty, flabby, flimsy, inadequate, ineffective, inefficient, insufficient, poor, thin, unconvincing, unpersuasive, unpleasing, unsatisfactory, unsuitable Antonyms:
able, capable, efficient, satisfactory, strong
Thanks Joe, I understand the concern. Good thing, Aloha Tropics is just a reseller. PacificsunUSA is the actual Importer checkout their website.
Rafal - we all understand you cant see the light that is needed for coral growth. no one is disputing that.
By the way Rafal are you going to get the 3w version?