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Unread 02/14/2008, 12:36 PM   #1
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Lights and LR

I have 2 quick questions maybe someone can help.
1. I have a curent light on my tank and need to change the bulbs, but i dont know what kind they are. There are two scokets two bulbs per socket. both are 65 watts 1 10,000 and one artinic. if anyone can help me tell if they are pc (i think so) or what?
2. I want to add more LR but i wanted to know If i was going to cure the rock the LF store sells that not LR ( the dry rock that been sitting there for ages) about how long would it take?



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Unread 02/14/2008, 12:55 PM   #2
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Is it the current dual satellite compact florescent fixture?


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If it is the dual satellite, it's a power compact (PC). The repalcement bulbs are the square pin, 65 watt, 6700K/10000K and the square pin, 65 watt, 420nm/460nm. That's what I have.
You can get them at DFS, stock# CD-16962 and # CD-16964.


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Unread 02/14/2008, 01:04 PM   #4
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Thanks I think i remember the box saying dual satellite


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Unread 02/14/2008, 01:09 PM   #5
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Originally posted by gws76
If it is the dual satellite, it's a power compact (PC). The repalcement bulbs are the square pin, 65 watt, 6700K/10000K and the square pin, 65 watt, 420nm/460nm. That's what I have.
You can get them at DFS, stock# CD-16962 and # CD-16964.
From what I have been told, current-usa also made a satellite that is a t-5 as well. I believe that is what I have.... At least I am hoping that is what I have.


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Unread 02/14/2008, 01:18 PM   #6
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From what I have been told, current-usa also made a satellite that is a t-5 as well. I believe that is what I have.... At least I am hoping that is what I have.



Your light is a T-5 if it is a Current Nova Extreme.


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Unread 02/15/2008, 12:18 AM   #7
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Your light is a T-5 if it is a Current Nova Extreme.

That sounds about right. Do you happen to know if I can upgrade the 65w bulbs to the 90w bulbs to get more total wattage?


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That sounds about right. Do you happen to know if I can upgrade the 65w bulbs to the 90w bulbs to get more total wattage?
It is 4 X 65 w/ dual actinics. This is what the light looks like:

http://www.current-usa.com/orbit.html


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