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The icecap ones are not meant for growth. They are using .1 watt leds. These are apparently using 3 watt leds that are underdriven. After talking with a few people I think the reef brites will be the way to go for now. I also found out that uvl has a pc with a reflector built into them.

Interested in the remora. Can you ship it? Mike

I don't think they have any speakers planned. I think it will just be reps there.

ok, so say that I am checking out now on my preorder, do I wait? Will it be in the same price bracket? edit: Now I am wondering if the reefbrites are 25 watts per 48" strip. That would be about right if they are 1 watt crees and would explain the cheap price.

I am just worried the output might not be enough. I guess I will preorder them and see.

I have been keeping my eyes on the reef brite LED's (http://reefbuilders.com/2010/01/04/reefbrite-actinic-led-striplights-lighting-up-50-square-feet-of-r) and I was thinking of replacing my 2 130 watt pc bulbs from my 48" outer orbit fixture with them. For $260 for a 48" light it would be the...

check with barton supply for the inline style $14 plus tax. ;) All Brand Appliance has the in refrigerator cartridges if that is what you are looking for.

So far I haven't received printable files for about 8 of the pictures. I know at least 4 of them the photographer has the higher resolution photos. If the others who I have emailed don't have a higher resolution photo, I am going to use the runners up to fill in the spots so please let me know...

I would say yes to the quick release. It is a lot better when you want to take it off the tripod for a shot and safer to have. (don't want to cross thread anything) A good panhead is nice for doing video. The ball heads are more suited to photo with a lighter weight camera.

No reason really. Most refrigerator filters are carbon for taste and odor. They are only about $14 every 6 months, but if you hook up a canister with a solid carbon block filter you would get a lot longer life out of it but you are going to spend more money.

I have a Manfrotto similar to this one. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/505879-REG/Manfrotto_by_Bogen_Imaging_055XPROB_808RC4_055XPROB_Pro_Tripod_Legs.html The manfrotto's are heavy, but they don't wobble at all and I trusted it with high end film cameras and all of my film cameras. (get...

Here are the Winners. There are 13 since we had a 3 way tie, so there will be an extra month in the calender. Somehow John got them all exactly. http://www.flickr.com/photos/njrccalender/sets/72157623020327502/ If you image was chosen, please email me the original size file for printing. It...

my vote apparently didn't get posted. 2,3,6,8,10,11,18,20,21,24,25,29 I am closing this thread and they will be tallied shortly

very soon, we had an emergency yesterday, so I will tally them shortly. Thanks for your patience.

You could put an insulated enclosure around it along with a low output heat source. May be easier to just make something and line it with fiberglass.

We are sorry we missed it. Looks like everyone had a good time, also just wanted to wish everyone happy holidays.

thanks for the help hurtback ;)

There are adapters that go onto the shutoff valve under your sink. They are a simple compression tee 3/8 x 3/8 x 1/4. That is where mine ties in. That way there is not modification to the lines. I have some at work if you are interested.

Just stick with us nice guys ;)

No, your second post involved you swearing from the get go and then you feed them by posting more instead of walking away.