New Club PAR Meter has arrived.

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I almost forgot to post this up!

I think Gary has asked for it's use first.
 
2nd! also, don't you have to make certain adjustments when testing LEDs?

I think we should get on seneye meters adv on the main forum page! looks awesome!
 
I just purchased a seneye reef meter system. Should be here monday. 169.00 including shipping.
 
Let me know when your new toy arrives, I'll swing by to compare results.
 
I would like to get on the list for the par meter please. I'm using a Maxspect Razor led and have never took measurements in my tank.
 
the thing about LEDS is, the bulbs last a while and current is calculated so you can find people who have already made measurements and that should get you close.
 
Who is in charge of checking it out Justin?
I believe it has just been passed around to whoever needs it, however I'd like to have better accountability of it. So I'm going to hang on to it, and it will always come back to me so that I know who has it.
 
what is par and how important is it I am thinking it is like the light measurement in your tank....I would be interested in using it if that's ok next time im in Knoxville then bring it back...I have to go to cedar bluff every 2 weeks with wife to baby doctor so I could get it and then get it back to ya pretty quickly :) info on par would be great though thanks guys :)
 
what is par and how important is it I am thinking it is like the light measurement in your tank....I would be interested in using it if that's ok next time im in Knoxville then bring it back...I have to go to cedar bluff every 2 weeks with wife to baby doctor so I could get it and then get it back to ya pretty quickly :) info on par would be great though thanks guys :)

Par is a measure of light intensity. By knowing your par you can figure out the best spots for your coral. The par meter is free to be used by any paid ETRC member.
 
ok I gotcha I always forget about that isn't the paid fee like 25 bucks or something like that I could probably pay that in a week or so when I get my next check from college :) what other perks are there too being a paid member?????
 
ok I gotcha I always forget about that isn't the paid fee like 25 bucks or something like that I could probably pay that in a week or so when I get my next check from college :) what other perks are there too being a paid member?????

Dues are $24 annually. Some of the benefits include:
Use of the par meter
Discounts at 2 local fish stores here in knoxville
You can check out high end corals from the club frag tank for cheap
Group buys
Local source of knowledge and people to trade corals with
 
Dues are $24 annually. Some of the benefits include:
Use of the par meter
Discounts at 2 local fish stores here in knoxville
You can check out high end corals from the club frag tank for cheap
Group buys
Local source of knowledge and people to trade corals with

Justin, what is the second store we can get discounts at? I know about AM.
 

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