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Radion G3 XR30 Pro - Professionally Refurbished

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As many of you already know, I've been repairing a lot of reefing equipment for the community for years.
Occasionally, I have equipment for sale which has been professionally refurbished to good working order, comes with warranty and guaranteed not to be DOA.
Today I have a Radion G3 XR30 PRO light for sale. Everything tested and works. Components that were approaching end of life have been replaced. This is NOT a Mobius light.
G3 and G4 are great Radion reefing lights and it's a shame they have been discontinued.
Sure, you can probably buy a similar light from someone else cheaper and then find out a week later that it's dead. If you have any issues (except for water damage) within 90 days from purchase with any equipment that I sell, just send it back and I'll repair for free.

Price is $350 shipped within continental US.
Comes with everything you see in pictures - light, power supply and power cord. Does not include micro USB cable for programming.
Lots of brand new LEDs, clear lens, clean fan.

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