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    Quote Originally Posted by Floyd R Turbo View Post
    Nice, should work pretty well. Also I will have to remember that link to the reflectors.
    24"x39" --- $14.99--- Amazon --- this isn't a bad deal either

    http://www.amazon.com/Mirror-Flexibl...d_sbs_indust_4

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    very well....keep it coming

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    So I got my flexible plastic mirror package in the the mail the other day and I decided it was time to see what I can do for some light reflection.

    I got the plastic to curve in the box by stapling it down. I didn't want to place it flat in the box because how are you suppose to deflect light if it's facing flat.

    With the curves I put on the mirror material it kinda looks like 18 bulbs looking strait on at it even though there are 6.

    I was wrong on my light bulb cfl's wattage. I thought they were 17W each. They are 13 watts each so I have 78Watts total not 102Watts like I thought.
    With the reflective mirrors hopefully I will not have to get more CFL bulbs.

    Total cost so far around $40.00

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    Ok this is 7 days with the light that I built. I am running 18 hour. To me it looks like I have to strong of a light, but I'm not sure..


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    Let it go 10 days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruddybop View Post
    So I got my flexible plastic mirror package in the the mail the other day and I decided it was time to see what I can do for some light reflection.

    I got the plastic to curve in the box by stapling it down. I didn't want to place it flat in the box because how are you suppose to deflect light if it's facing flat.

    With the curves I put on the mirror material it kinda looks like 18 bulbs looking strait on at it even though there are 6.

    I was wrong on my light bulb cfl's wattage. I thought they were 17W each. They are 13 watts each so I have 78Watts total not 102Watts like I thought.
    With the reflective mirrors hopefully I will not have to get more CFL bulbs.

    Total cost so far around $40.00

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    wow, I like those reflectors...nice job man!

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    Quote Originally Posted by scrubit View Post
    wow, I like those reflectors...nice job man!
    Hey thanks...

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    Hey ruddy, Im following kerry's hob design also. Was wondering wear you got the black bubbler setup. I got the s15 also for my 10g. Gonna try it without cutting the guts out first. Waiting for my leds now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyTy View Post
    Hey ruddy, Im following kerry's hob design also. Was wondering wear you got the black bubbler setup. I got the s15 also for my 10g. Gonna try it without cutting the guts out first. Waiting for my leds now.
    When our old refrigerator blew up. I salvaged some parts from it and the black stiff (but Flexible) hose was from one of the water lines on the frig. I have some very small dentist drills I used to drill the holes. Thanks to my Dentist.

    It's just standard 1/4" OD black tubing. ID is about .170". The hose barbs fit right into it..

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    Hmmmm trying to think how I can duplicate that without the teeny drill

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