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Mingo
Join Date: Oct 2007
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I agree! You can never have too much light. I have 4 of the metal halide on the front of my flounder rig, not quite as big as the ones in the photo. The problem with the metal halide is that it takes about 4-5 minutes for them to warm up to full power and about 12-15 minutes to come back on after they get hot! I just don't turn mine off until I load it on the trailer.
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