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About LinkBacksI heard the same thing about fluro lights. You definately don't want to screw around with the chargemaster, too much $$$ to replace
I have a 2ft fluro directly over my main work space as well as a desk lamp for added light to my bench, makes it a lot easier on the eyes when working, especially when I'm measuring powder with my beam scales.
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