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There is 1, just 1 left in stock. Once it's gone you'll have to wait a couple months..
Thank's for the heads up @Texas KidI heard that they are sending out notices to all the distributors and sales venues that the electronic data link components are melting down. I guess it is the RJ45 cord set components or something used with the EL1 and EL2 controllers are not taking the heat associated with the ballast, the ones I have apparently don't have the newer version upgrade so I lucked out but my supplier will not sell the new ones to anybody for a bit until they get it all sorted out from the factory.
We haven't had any complaints over here...I heard that they are sending out notices to all the distributors and sales venues that the electronic data link components are melting down. I guess it is the RJ45 cord set components or something used with the EL1 and EL2 controllers are not taking the heat associated with the ballast, the ones I have apparently don't have the newer version upgrade so I lucked out but my supplier will not sell the new ones to anybody for a bit until they get it all sorted out from the factory.
Ya buddy. Great equipment. You will love the results600's are straight cool to the touch on ballast. I was totally surprised.
I've been trying to wrap my head around this idea all day... I've discussed it with several other employees and we can't understand how the low frequency that comes from the RJ cord isn't capable of this.. Do you have any further info?I heard that they are sending out notices to all the distributors and sales venues that the electronic data link components are melting down. I guess it is the RJ45 cord set components or something used with the EL1 and EL2 controllers are not taking the heat associated with the ballast, the ones I have apparently don't have the newer version upgrade so I lucked out but my supplier will not sell the new ones to anybody for a bit until they get it all sorted out from the factory.
Registered jack cord is low frequency and is not made for any kind of a heat application which is why you dont see it used outside.Even in your home everything is hardwired up to a phone jack.The only reason rj cord/plugs exists is because the telephone companies were deregulated and they needed an easy cheap way for dumbass consumers to plug in there own phones without needing a tech to hardwire them,so im gonna guess and say the heat generated by the BALLAST is probably warping/distorting some of the cheap plastic 4 pin plugs or female receivers gavita is using and not heat generated by the rj lines themselves.Actually ill come clean and say my brother in law who has worked for verizon for 35 years is sitting here telling me what to write,i did not even know what RJ cord stood for,lol.
Hoping to have video done by the end of this week... e-Paps tested lower then expected and the spread on them doesn't justify it's inefficiency.Can you explain why the 750 is so great compared to a 1000w fixture dimmed down?
Exactly what is the main difference? Please enlighten me.
One thing I know for sure is there is no need to go past 750w (or even 660w for that matter) if you have 8' ceilings.
10' ceiling minimum for 1k. I am putting in 11.5' ceiling for the 1ks I am getting, but I am going epaps this time as I can get a better deal. and with my new 3x6 beds the coverage is ideal.
In theory over and/or under volting of electrical devices reduces the useful life, and output.Can you explain why the 750 is so great compared to a 1000w fixture dimmed down?
Exactly what is the main difference? Please enlighten me.
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