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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

DC rig lighting problems



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Posts: 1 Posted Today at 08:38 PMReply with quote #1 We are having some major problems with our 400Watt MH lighting when running DC load. I have seen it before but never this bad. I have checked to make sure the ballasts are wire wound and not electronic. What would be the next thing to try without putting a filter on the lighting circuits?
Hope someone has some ideas.
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