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ATI Straton Original - Basically NEW - SHIPPED

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I have a "never used over an aquarium" Straton Original available with shipping. Asking $700 (NOW $550) delivered to the lower 48. I do support for ATI so the light was used for tinkering and testing but never used over saltwater. Also was not disassembled or anything like that. Local pickup/cash discount available in Portland metro area (Border of OR and WA). Still in original packaging inner and outer boxes.

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So this isn't the 102 model? Because that is what I am looking for. The G2 102.

It is not the 102 model, its the Original Straton.

Order of fixtures:
Original Straton
Straton Pro
Straton Pro Gen 2
Straton Flex Gen 2 (USA did not have Straton Flex Gen 1)
Someday: Straton X
 

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Anyone? This is an epic light, just because its discontinued does not mean its any less valid to grow coral. I can personally support any needs on the light as well (I work for ATI which is why I have this and never set it up or used it)
 
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