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Out with the old metal in with the new leds

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  1. 02-02-2012, 10:42 AM #1
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    Default Out with the old metal in with the new leds

    just got 6 300 watt LEDS to replace 10 Metal halides. here is the before and after... by the way if anyone needs any used metal halides, lol.

    I think by doing the change it saves about 230 a month for this tank operation. the tank is twice as bright.
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