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Gen 4 Radion xr30s

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I have 3 Radion xr30 reef lights for sale. 2 of them run off Mobius and 1 would need a Mobius chip if you wanted it to run on Mobius. $310 for the Mobius lights each and $240 for the non Mobius

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Lowered $300 Mobius xr30 shipped
$220 non Mobius shipped
 
Are the Mobius stlll available?
 
I am interested in one of the xr30s
Id sell the one with out Mobius seperate but would like to sell the Mobius ones as a pair so if I don't sell soon I'll just throw them on my frag tank
 
I am very interested in the both the lights Mobius ones, Whats the best deal you will do? Shipped to NC 27529
 
I have 3 Radion xr30 reef lights for sale. 2 of them run off Mobius and 1 would need a Mobius chip if you wanted it to run on Mobius. $310 for the Mobius lights each and $240 for the non Mobius

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I’ll take all 3 if available
 

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