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31st January 2005, 11:25 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Carnaxide
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how many volts an HQI lamp need?
Hi,
i don't have any HQI set yet but i'd like to know before buy.. for what i understand an HQI lamp needs something like a 'start' signal to work.. well i'd like to know how many volts are required to make this thing work? I'm asking this because one friend told me that to power up a UHP lamp i would need a 365v DC stabilized power supply so i'd like to know how is with an HQI lamp because 365 seems so many volts for me  Thanks |
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