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Old 11-06-2012, 03:50 AM
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Originally Posted by lastlight View Post
most consider a phoenix to already be closer to 20k than 14k.

And as far as I know most bulbs will fire bluer on electronics so switching ballasts likely won't help you.
For an LED guy you sure know a lot about halides :-)

I had a problem with one of my ballasts (250w galaxy) earlier this year and it fired a 14K bulb much closer to a yellow 10K. Very noticeable when seen side by side with the other bulbs. At first i thought it was the bulb so my knee jerk reaction was to replace the bulb. Same problem with a new bulb tho. I replaced the ballast and it was fine after that. So ya, the moral of this story is that it could be a ballast issue.
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