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I have lost my job after 11 years and Im now in a pinch. I am finished with my tank break down and all I have left is my lights. I bought them from Rapid LED about 6 months ago and built them myself. I have a total of $800.00 invested in this whole set up. Everything is color coded and number coded and has quick disconnects on EVERY wire for easy mount and dismount. Their are 24 cool white 3 watt cree and 32 royal blue 3 watt cree. On two 23" x 4 1/4" heat sinks. With two cooling fans on each heat sink. The drivers are totally controlable. Add as much blue as you want or as much white as you want. It also has 40 degree optics on them. I will throw in the soldering gun and solder with this purchas. Their is enough room to add 8 more leds to each heat sink if needed. And they are already tapped as well. This is a plug and play system buyers. Go ahead and look up the price on how much this system cost. I Will sell it all for $475.00 + shipping. If you need more pics just leave your number in your pm and Ill text them to you.
 

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All PMs returned. I will ship anywhere the U.S. for $25.00.
 
Wow 180 looks and not 1 comment. Is their something wrong hear?
 
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