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AI Hydra 52 HD (x4) black

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Have 4 x AI Hyrda 52 HD for sale. No diodes out on any of them. They look amazing and are super bright. None of the channels were used over 70% (most under 30%). Easy to control with WiFi, no controller required. Will come in original boxes. Grew SPS, LPS in a 72 x 30 x 24"H system. They get the job done well. PayPal or cash. Will not hold without payment. Contact me at 81zero-8seven5-0001 with any questions and/or for pictures. Will try to post pictures this evening if necessary.

$425 each, shipped/insured to CONUS.

Aluminum mounting/hanging frame can be included with local pickup (Plymouth, MI).

Also have 2 extra pucks (brand new) that I will include if someone buys all 4.
 
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I can do $400 for 1 right now
 
About 2.5 years. Like I said, they look brand new and were run at really low intensity (50% max).

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Still available. Still beautiful.
 
HD version. Shipping with insurance included. You want them.
 
Additional pictures showing serial numbers (box matches the light) and lights over a 72 x 30" footprint tank.
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I'll take the last two, pm sent.
 
1 lonely Hydra 52 HD remains all boxed and ready to go.
 

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