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Reply With QuoteHow about this instead. IMO much more realiable and will power a wide selection of bulbs without being re-tuned.
http://www.hellolights.com/elbalmethal1.html
IC mh ballast have posed some problems for quite a few reefers.
I have (2) of the LN's and they work great.
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- 01-07-2002 05:20 PM #1Citizen
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WTB: Icecap ballast
I am looking to buy an icecap ballast that will run a 175W MH. If anyone has one that they are willing to part with, please let me know. email me at j4nguyen@hotmail.com Thanks.
- 01-07-2002 05:23 PM #2Governor
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Timing has an awful lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance.
- 01-07-2002 11:02 PM #3Citizen
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premiumaquatics.com has a similar unit to the one mentioned above in the closeouts section for $100. HTH, Bill.
- 01-10-2002 12:48 AM #4Citizen
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I have a 175W advance ballast but it seems to draw a lot of electricity. Thinking an electronic ballast would be more cost efficient. Thats why im interested in the icecap. Is this true?
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