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09-05-2004, 07:40 AM
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Wannabe Guru
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Ballast to Ballast Compatibility
I need to add more light and cheaply is the requirement. Currently I have the Workhorse 3 ballast running a 55W bulb and just need 20 more W from a regular NO tube.
Can I use another magnetic ballast next to the Workhorse? I was reading about EMF and the different frequencies of electronic vs magnetic. They even say the workhorse could interfere with your TV's remote. Just wondering if they would somehow interfere with each others' performance.
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