Hi Tony,
I think your tank is AMAZING!
I would like to use your lighting schedule for my new Radion G4 lights. How does your light schedule differ from from David Saxby? I thought that David Saxby uses a zig-zag pattern, has he changed his schedule from zig-zag? Does your light pattern more closely follow Mike Paletta instead?
To copy your settings, what 8 spectrum colors & percentages do I use for the Peaks and what 8 spectrum colors & percentages do I use for the Troughs? Are the 8 spectrum colors & percentages the same for both?
Thanks for sharing,
Ron Stein (Toronto, Ontario CANADA)
Hi Tony,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately I have chosen to use Neptune Apex’s WXM wireless controller to setup & control my new Radion G4 Pro lights. As far as I can tell, there is absolutely no facility to automatically import all of the light settings from EcoSmart Live file and it’s format into my WXM’s controller. But luckily I have been able to manually convert & approximate most of the light timing settings from your provided graph posted above into my WXM’s setup. So far, my lighting graph now looks very similar to yours.
But that leaves me with guessing on what percentages to input for each of the 8 colors at each point of time change on the graph. So not knowing better, I just incorporated the color settings of the popular AB+ settings. So, for example, during the late mornings, afternoons & early evenings, all of the peak(intensity 100) & valley points(intensity 65) on the graph I use:
R 24%, G 24%, B 100%, RB 100%, UV 100%, CW 24%, WW 24%, V 100%
Do you have any way to represent your color spectrum settings that is similar to the way I have just written here in the line above? In an effort to simplify, I just would like to know a few of the key points where the spectrum first changes during the day and what that spectrum is. (I am assuming that the spectrum remains identical for most of the day)
I understand how difficult it might be to provide this info, so please just ignore my request if this would be time consuming. Color spectrums & schedules are likely impossible to know if ideal, but your success seems be a great place for me (and others) to start.
Thanks,
Ron Stein (Toronto Ontario CANADA)