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<blockquote data-quote="Philip Roberts" data-source="post: 18010" data-attributes="member: 111">Re: White washI finally had a chance to do some check the Atomic 3000&#039;s we&#039;ve been using. To determine that yes we&#039;ve been in high power mode. Also called Martin Tech support about the different voltages. They indicated that the Max7 vs Max15 isn&#039;t just about better lamp life. They said that you really need to use the right one for your voltage. Also that for using the Max15 I&#039;d need to change the sockets the ends of the bulb sit in. As well a changing a jumper on the main board.I guess I&#039;m confused, the manuals says one thing (either bulb works on either voltage but with reduced lamp life) and tech support another (have to get it right and use the right lamp sockets). I&#039;m not worried about lamp life as Jason guessed, we&#039;ve had them 5-6 years and are still using the original bulbs. Can any one offer field experience with running the Max7 on 208V?I&#039;m also checking on the strobes Silas has/had.Thanks,Philip</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Philip Roberts, post: 18010, member: 111"] Re: White wash I finally had a chance to do some check the Atomic 3000's we've been using. To determine that yes we've been in high power mode. Also called Martin Tech support about the different voltages. They indicated that the Max7 vs Max15 isn't just about better lamp life. They said that you really need to use the right one for your voltage. Also that for using the Max15 I'd need to change the sockets the ends of the bulb sit in. As well a changing a jumper on the main board. I guess I'm confused, the manuals says one thing (either bulb works on either voltage but with reduced lamp life) and tech support another (have to get it right and use the right lamp sockets). I'm not worried about lamp life as Jason guessed, we've had them 5-6 years and are still using the original bulbs. Can any one offer field experience with running the Max7 on 208V? I'm also checking on the strobes Silas has/had. Thanks, Philip [/QUOTE]

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