FIRST LOOK AT THE NEW CHIHIROS WRGB2 PRO!
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2024
- The WRGB2 from Chihiros was probably one of the most popular lights of 2020 and 2021. Now they are coming with the WRGB2 Pro! What's different and what's new?
WRGB2 Pro should be available end of January!
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So happy to see new technologies in the aquarium hobby. Keep them coming!
Good choise for higher tanks. I have wrgb2 slim now and I'm very happy with it.
@MJAquascaping this channel has been so useful for me. Thanks for the Buce settings display. absolutely awesome.
I own a WRGB2 30cm on a 60l Nano Scape from Dennerle and I am more than happy with the light, no need to upgrade
Thank you for the review!
so powerful light with amazing look.. scape looks amazing in both lights..goldy
Thank you for sharing chihiros new product!
Maybe light strength improvement may not be so important because we adjust it to suited strength, but the added white elements are the main point.
Since I'm using chihiros RGB c2, so curious about added white elements. So I'd like to know how to better adjust white light while adjusting R and G and B lights and how it effects to coloration. Though showing it in video screen would be a bit challenge maybe.
Thanks for the initiative to unbox and review the light, MJ! Seems like if anyone with WRGB2 is already happy enough with the light. 😅 But if they have not got WRGB2, probably can go to the newest version, WRGB2 PRO.
Just ordered mine today. Excited to see how well it performs. Thank you for the review.
how did it perform?
Chihiros macht super Licht mit tollen Farben. Besitze 2 c2rgb und bin super zufrieden. App ist gut, Farben einstellbar, Sonnenuntergang / Sonnenaufgang einstellbar. Das können meine beiden Solar Rgb für sehr viel Geld mehr nicht…
Vielen Dank für die Produktvorstellung.
Thanks! Very comprehensive 👍🏻
How does it act on power loss? Does it remember the settings and just continue once it reconnects to the network like a Philips Hue bulb or do you need to do something to get it working again?
Keep up with the great content! I love your channel :D
Thanks, will do!
🥰🥰😍😍😍😘😘😘 love the colour rendering wrgb2 Pro.....more natural look..
Excellent presentation
So unless I’m mistaken, the white level slider lets you change the intensity. Is there any option to change the colour temperature (aka Kelvin?). That’s my favourite feature on my wrgb 2.
i am literally watching videos of lights that i will never afford. then again i really like watching your videos so yeah
I hope for a Chihiros C2 WRGB, the models C2 and the C2 RGB combined in one model. White and RBG Leds with 2000 Lumen. Call it C2 Pro. Also a bigger Version of the C2 would be awesome, a version that is suitable for Aquariums up to a length of 45cm (even 50 cm), this lamp would illuminate a Dennerle Scapers Tank 55 or a 45P.
I love the C2 line because they are compact and slim, therefore they require little space above the aquarium.
can u guide me how to set light intensity and color ideal for my new set up 20 gallon long tank.
Does the new WRGB II pro keep settings after power failure? Because WRGB II does not and you have to program it once again after power failure.
i would like to know if acrylic stand from the wrgb2 could be mounted to wrgb 2 pro.. if the width is the same on the mounting holes...
Nice video. Can you tell us the power in 100% setting for every individual color? Keep good job!!!
Would be nice if you could ramp the white up and down while using say 50% rgb, and show white only.
I have a WRGB2 90cm that seems more than enough for my purposes in both power and program options. With so few complaints, I wouldn't upgrade to the new model. If I need a new light, I would of course get the PRO.
Do you know does PRO version rember settings after power supply break?
Really nice. The Pro looks more like the Twinstar now.
any idea if ECS is good? cant find any good infor,ation more than this? ECS Easy Care Substrate consists of burnt natural clay.
ECS has a high porosity, which favors the growth of beneficial bacteria and increases the denitrification process.
ECS provides clear and clean water while inhibiting algae growth
I light the added customization with the white channel, but I only run my wrgb2 at 50%
Hello master .. question for you.. do you think that the chihiros vivid will grow corals .. is goes up to 13 k..
Great chihiros
That power usage sign it’s not there for me on my vivid mini?
White channel is perfect (that's what the previous model lacked). I have a wrgb 2 for a smaller tank and I am currently looking for a set of lights for my new 120p tank. I was contemplating going with another Chihiros light but I keep hearing of people having issues with zero support. A new wrgb 2 pro for the new tank would be quite the investment. I would hate to have it die 1-2 years from now with no recourse to get it fixed.
You may wanna try Week Aqua's lineup(L and Z series)
I was just researching grow light, saw your chill video and I really like the scape you featured for your new light. The wood in your ‘submersed treehouse’ almost looks like dancing flames, good job-I can see why you do this! All I could say is the light had a vibrant colorful contrast, bringing out the warm red/green complimentary colors (opposite colors). Speaking of works of art, If you name your pieces, consider labeling on screen or in the description for reference. 🚥🌱Peace
Beams F6 very good
Have 4 wrgb 2 currently (30, 45, 60, 90). The white channel control looks very nice in the pro ... But considering I don't run any of these lamps anywhere near 100% , I don't think the extra price for extra power makes sense unless one has a very deep tank(ie 60cm deep). The wrgb 2 color controls are more than sufficient to find the right balance also. I just wish the app allowed a little bit smarter ways of setting up the curves (ie a list of fixed color points and times for these) but that's not a choice yet :)
Will the 90cm version hit the 45cm bottom of a 120 p . Please help trying to make a decision here
But you can only adjust the white light in the WRGB ll Pro. as far as I know. So it totally makes sense to have it if you don't want to run the white light constantly on 100%.
Nice review bro.
I love the color of the wrgb 2 pro, it’s more reddish than the wrgb 2.
is there a physical controller available for these light?
Hi , thanks for a very detailed and informative review of the CHIHIROS WRGB2 PRO light. I am installing a 300 cm fully planted discus tank (70 cm tall), and need some advice on lighting this tall tank. The Chihiros WRGB2 Pro looks excellent, but I will require 3 of these for my tank to cover the 300 cm length, but the cost in Australia would exceed AU$3,000. Are there any cheaper alternatives for a 70 cm high tank? Would a flood light that can be bought at hardware stores do the job? How about doing a tall tank light comparison between the CHIHIROS WRGB2 PRO and any cheaper alternatives?
Ребят, установил Wrgb 2pro 90cm. Какая, у вас температура светильника при работе на максимум? У меня греется так, что рука не терпит. Со стороны стекла и светодиодов градусов 40, а вот с обратной стороны, алюминиевого корпуса градусов 60-70.
when full review chihiros wrgb pro ?
Hi, do u think the wrgb 2 has a strong green tint?
Nice video 👍
@mjaquascaping
Wondering what level you would suggest to start a new tank at with this light, 90cm tank… I’m thinking…25%? Lol
Light looks great! As does most of their product lineup.... Pity their after-sales service is non-existent. Don't bother sending them any questions or complaints you are on your own!! I have two WRGB I lights controlled by Comander4 controllers and recently purchased the Wi-Fi hub to allow me to reset the lights remotely since we experience regular power failures that annoyingly cause the lights to lose their programming. I am however unable to connect the lights to the Wi-Fi hub (although it clearly does pick them up) and just get a message to say that they are not compatible?! No list of compatible products etc. available for the Wi-Fi hub and absolutely no response or assistance from Chihiros. Have a look at the comments on the Wi-Fi hub video and you will see that I am not the only disappointed customer. Perhaps you, or someone here has some answers?! Thanks!
Just bought WRGB2 Pro. There is buzzing sounds coming from power supply. Is it normal?
Better wrgb II pro or wrgb II? Aquarium 100cm , 50 deep.
maybe i'm wrong, is the pro version on the left side? and the text that you put below is incorrect?
In the transition where you show wrgb2 pro fish mode and switch to comparative, it feels like the left side hasn't changed and the right side feels less bright and greener, but the left side is renamed normal wrgb2.
i have wrgb II, i think if i want upgrade just upgrade to vivid 2
How are they compared to fluval 3.0???
whats best? wrgb2 pro or vivid 2
Wrgb II or II pro? Which one to choose?
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1:39 what is the light on your right
man, the regular one price about $175 for 60cm here i wonder about pro one, and im here just using $4 Aquarium lamp
I find it extremely strong. Anything over 50 percent at 6 hours causes major algae outbreaks 😮
WRGB2Pro 60cm - 287EUR
WRGB2 60cm - 232EUR
Both from same company.
Reasonable... Not a huge price jump for the extra power and features.
I wonder if the 'standard' WRGB2 60cm will now get heavily discounted? It probably won't sell at all with a price so close to the superior light? The standard light is still a very good unit and if the price bottoms out below 200EUR it would remain an attractive proposition.
hello would you recommend 60 cm wrgb for 80 cm aquarium will it illuminate the corners well because it will be 10 cm short at both ends
Yeah should be fine! Unless you have very big pieces of hardscape creating some shadow in the corners
Buenos videos , bien explicados , lo mejor que encuentro , muchas gracias
Hi Mark, I have the old wrgb2 and i noticed you said you never run it 100%. Im currently running mine for 6 hours at 80 percent intensity, I was planning to gradually ramp up the intensity 10 percent per week because my tank is 3 weeks old. Do you recommend increasing photperiod to 7 hours or intensity 10 percent per week, or both, for new tanks?
I would increase the photo period to 7 or 8 hours, if after that you still think you could get away with more light you can start increasing the intensity
Smells like a twin tank experiment?? All same specs but the light is different?
I don’t use any of my current Chihiros anywhere near 100% so no real need to upgrade as yet 🤙🏻🤙🏻
perhaps people should give to their favorite charity...having priorities never hurt a culture.
MJ. Looking forward to your review. Quick question for possibly a new video. I want to see my plants lighted when I get home from work- can you look into Siesta lighting for a planted tank? Also- just starting my aquarium week 1 into the Dark start method and your video was awesome about this. Thanks again
Could be a nice idea for the twinscape series! One tank with a normal 8 hour photo period and 1 with a siesta
@@MJAquascaping what is a siesta
Siesta is the act of adding a pause in your lighting during day time. I run all my lamps with one or two siesta(mostly 4hours in the morning and 4 in the evening) and it seems to work great, plant growth is fabulous. I don't think the interruption makes much of a change vs the same time continuously. But if you work during the day, it's nice to both enjoy the tank in the morning and the evening.
Oh and additional point on the Siesta...one of the traditional arguments for it is that plants can only photosynthetisize effectively for a couple hours and then need a pause to rebuild stocks of various enzymes and nutrients. So by doing a pause you augment growth. From my experience I do see pearling both morning and evening, but I don't think it makes significant différences in overall growth
Thanks Maluska. Very insightful. Maybe not a good video for UA-cam since there may not be a big difference between the two in the Vs series but good to know that it does not harm plant growth and potentially may even help
I do own WRGB2 90cm and after this video I don’t see any important improvement or functionality to upgrade it unless it will be not so expensive. For a new buyer, I would consider pro but already owning wrgb no purpose for me to upgrade. Thank you for the video as it clarified most of my questions.
Since u have what am looking to buy. Will a 90cm be sufficient for a 120x50 cms aquarium? Will it grow carpets properly ?
@@karkoor Yes more then enough
@@Pixellance thanks i pulled the triggered on it today ! Excited
Great lights albeit expensive but it’s a shame that they don’t have something like memory backup. When there is a power outage and the lights are on auto mode they don’t turn back on. You need to get back into the app and toggle the auto mode.
What about the ‘All’ setting. This more closely replicated the ADA settings
This is replicated ADA SolAr
The annoying thing with my WRGB II was when they changed the app, a little while ago. Now you cant change the intensity on a slider. You have to change each colour up or down an amount. It makes it hard to adjust the intensity whilst keeping the colour the same. You cant reference against a overall percentage its max power. Hope that makes sense. I wish they would change it back.
Is it the same for you guys or have I done something wrong?
Same
yep i know what you mean
Need to know what's the price like. The difference in power and lumens are more for 60cm and 90cm light. Don't think it's worth to upgrade for 45cm.
Yeah no idea about the price yet.
Hi MJ,
I am having a WRGB2. The problem I faced with the WRGB2 is that the ramp setting goes out of control when there is power outage. Reason for this is there is no battery cell on the WRGB2 unit and once the power goes off the time memory is lost. When power comes on again the light will not on or even if it gets on it won't go off on time. Everything gets messed up. Have they fixed this issue on WRGB2 pro and have they installed any battery?
The Fluval 3.0 Plant does the same. When the power is restored it starts it's cycle from the start, it assumes it is midnight.
Hmm not sure about that sorry... we never have power outage here 😁
@@MJAquascaping place the light in ramp setting and when the light is on, pls turn off the switch. When you turn on the switch again you will be able to know if the ramp setting is still working or has got reset. Many of the us customer who brought WRGB2 when it was released in 2019 have reported this issue to Chihiros and they replied they will fix this issue in the upcoming versions. I want to buy this light only if they have fixed that issue. Pls can you check if the issue still exists on this new version.
What should choose between Wrgb 2 Pro ans Flat One+ with a 90P tank?
I have no experience with the Flat one, so I would go with the WRGB2 Pro
On 100% lighting i think left said is best WRGB II
Why my wrgb2pro all 100% light is kinda like wrgb2 a bit more blue i think i should go check my eye sight test😂
Hello bro, greetings from Turkey
Hello there!
Deze video komt precies op tijd. De laatste dagen probeerde ik al uit te vinden wat het verschil is tussen deze twee lampen. Ik was van plan een WRGB II te kopen, maar dat word nu waarschijnlijk toch de PRO versie. Waar zijn deze lampen in Nederlands te koop, ik kan ze tot nu toe alleen bij Amazon vinden?
Azaqua.nl heeft sinds kort Chihiros in het assortiment geloof ik. De Pro zal waarschijnlijk eind deze maand verkrijgbaar zijn
Weet jij of de Chihiros Shades van de WRGB 2 ook hier op passen?
@@leonleeflang2316 passen niet, hebben eigen shades
This or the Twinstar S?
I just wish the come in white 😭
I have the WRGB2 and won’t be upgrading. The light is already way too powerful to use at max as it is, and the introduction of the white channel control is nice but you can get any kind of colour spectrum you want from the RGB already available.
If you don’t currently own a WRGB2 though, the pro seems like a no-brainer!
Agreed. I I'm getting steady healthy growth on all my plants and only use 50% power on my WRGB2 and this is on a 24" tall tank.
I never had one. Will a 90cm be sufficient for a 120p ?
@@karkoor I have a 90cm over a 36" wide tank so I can't say for sure but I think it would work well on a 48" wide tank. Mine does cast some light outside the tank.
Is there any way to automatically simulate sunrise/set and maybe even Moonphase? 🤔
Wrgb 2 has Sunrise and sunset. With a ramp up time of up to 3 hours either end. So the new model should be able to as well.
Not sure what you mean about a moon phase. Apparently on the wrgb 2 you can set multiple sunrise/ sunsets with a siesta in between. All within one day cycle. I have a wrgb 2 but haven’t figured that out though.
Will a 90cm version work on a 45cm deep 120 L tank ??? Someone please help me make a decision
Should work just fine!
It's not really a bit Jump from WRGB2 I thought they gonna modify the design and perhaps add physical buttons to control light manually incase the wireless connection fails
Hello..i have an aquarium 160cm length 60 width and 70 height....i am think to buy two 80 WRGB ii Pro.... Am i will be ok with the height of 70cm? because is quite deep i think ...
Dear bro,
I am kalyan from India 🇮🇳
I brought chihiros wrgb 2 , 120cm
Just 1 week ago
I conned to my chihiros app & I complete the setting to my planted tank
As instructions showed in you 🎥
Now i un able to connect through mobile, I tried plenty of time to connect I can't
It workin in same setting what I did befor
Pls help me how to come out of this
& how to re connect again.
Thanks
Kalyankumar.s
In wrgb 2 pro white channel seams to be warm or cold color? 3500kelvin or 7000kelvin?
Yeah quite warm, not sure how many kelvin though
@@MJAquascaping I'm thinking about buy this lamp wrgb 2 or wrgb 2 pro for aquarium 100cm long x 63cm height and 40cm depth. What are U think about that? With one should I take? Wait and buy wrgb2 pro in about 2 months when it will be available or now buy wrgb 2?
Hi! greetings from Austria! For my new tank im planing 12x50x50 (300 Lieters) or 120x50x57 (330 Lieters) I was thinking about the WRGB for lighting but on the other side and yes I know there is a big price diffrence of the ADA lights. Now I do want to Aquascape so lighting is very importend. Now as I can speak for a lot of people I sadly dont have unlimited fundings so I have to be carful on what I want. What do you think?
I would still go with the WRGB. ADA lights are nice, but they have no app, no dimmer, nothing.. it's just on and off.
@@MJAquascaping yes. Thats what i Was thinking as well. Or it could be that ADA would make Dimmer lights as well if i wait a bit?
@@davidreinitzer6862 Maybe in a few years... ADA lights are part of a system and they are designed to run at a fixed power to provide what ADA considers the ideal amount of light. Adding a dimmer goes against this idea. The Chihiros lights are a good value for money, but if you pay a bit more for smaller specialized brands you will get higher quality and more power efficiency.
Good video like always,but only one thing.no way 7wats give 1400lumens more.by the moment no existing leds from 1w give you 200 lumens.
Not sure what numbers you are talking about. The specifications of the WRGG Pro 45cm state 5000lm at 56W or ~89 lm/W. The 90cm version is rated 9250lm at 110W or ~84 lm/W. If you do the calculations for the other lamps you get similar ratios, which means they are using the same LED arrays in these lamps. This efficiency is actually low. Most quality LEDs on the market today have an efficiency of at least 100 lm/W. The LED array of this lamp are very likely being run at ~80% of its maximum power. I suspect the reason for this is the same as before: Chihiros has been using low quality and underpowered power adapters in all their lights, including in the Vivid 2 lights, and therefore cannot run the LED array at full power without issues. In any case, you can find quality LED lights for aquariums outputting 140-180 lm/W. And CREE has several LEDs above 200 lumen per Watt - the current maximum is around 300 lm/W, so there are LEDs on the market above 200 lm/W.
I can’t lie. I’m a Nicrew man all the way. Slim line, They have a timer built in, build up wind down when on the timer, and about the cheapest light ive found at around £15-£30 depending on size and what not.
I would love to try one of these other lights but far too expensive 💸
I believe on the ‘all settings’ test, the first light looked better, but on the individual settings test the pro looked better. 🤷🏽♂️
How does the nicrew do with carpeting and red plants?
@@plantbox60 I’d say they do very well mate for carpeting plants, I’ve only had a couple of red plants under them but they seemed to shine bright 👌🏼
Nice! I've been using hygger which is similar to the nicrew I think. But thinking of moving onto a more expensive lighting
@@plantbox60 yeh same mate. Just don’t know which to buy there is that many 😅
I was thinking chihiros wrgb ii but think I might get the twinstar s instead, as I'm paying out anyway so only about extra lol I like the ONF flat one for a 30L aswell
Thank you for this video, to see the new WRGB2Pro.
I‘m so happy that i‘ve bought the normal WRGB2, i like the colors in the tank even more. Second point is you can set the colortemperature in the app, the WRGB2Pro can’t do that.
Yeah, that’s a huge selling point for me. If you have a terrarium or Paludarium, then being able to alter the colour temperature (Kelvin), is very important. The intensity slider for the white colour isn’t worth the trade off in my opinion.
Well…..I think the Pro light is sharper and kinder to your eyes. Just saying. But obviously the ultimate goal here should be focusing on the plants first, then focus on the humans. Difficult to please both 😉
As has been mentioned by others, the issue of power interruptions causing failure or reprogramming is what makes all lights that attempt apps or internal programming difficult. I have 4 Hygger Lights that are very similar but, no apps, internally programmed and they lose everything at even the shortest power interruption.
yeah not sure why hygger did not even think about that flaw. the only workaround i did was plug the light on my ups
My hygger lights do not lose their programming. I have the ones that have built in sunrise/sunset.
@@ravemind8433 is that the latest model? HGH999? i still have the HG957.. DIY method sucks.. 😂
@@ravemind8433 Mine do too but, they even go to the default setting after a power loss and have a 12hr light-cycle which is way too long for my plants. Also, they reset to the default time of 1200 and flash until all the settings have been entered.
I recently upgraded to the HGH999 and can confirm that it does not lose its program if power is interrupted; on the other hand, it's not nearly as intuitive to program as it would be with the Chihiros app!
ja posiadam lampe vivid. Mam porównanie z razor r420 i tam światło było bardziej naturalne, vivid bardzo ciepły i cukierkowy. Razor daje światło bardziej słoneczne ale czerwony wyglada mniej atrakcyjnie dla oka
Fajnie 👌
just got my Chihiros WRGB II 30-120 for my 125-gallon tank. I'm experimenting, starting at 50%. Powerful light.
What version of my chihiros app did u use?
When I made this video it was still the older version, not the most recent update
@@MJAquascaping ok thanks, the new update app suck 😭
Plants dont care what light you throw at them for growt right ? White or RGB is the same for growt, RGB is more for color reproduction or am I mistaking ? :)
More or less true in my experience, Walstad reproduces scientific data showing mixing cool white and warm works great for aquatic plants, 50 watt outdoor floodlights (they are water resistant) are cheap and effective - give about 100 lumens for a watt at I reckon 10-20 times less than the price of these fancy lights, any advantage from these fancy lights is not worth the money. If a manufacturer can pre-set the spectrum for plant growth why change it? If using a built-in or cabinet set-up aesthetics are not an issue.
@@williammcdowell6257
I'm using 6500k floodlights and they do a fantastic job even on the most so-called difficult plants. Price is between 15 and 20 euro per unit.
Waiting till today to order this (birthday money), but it's not longer on Amazon... Typical!!
I think this new addition is great as you can actually use smaller versions for bigger tanks such as 45cm for 60cm tank and it would still be bright enough to support it.
Do you think the 45 would have a wide enough spread to use on a 60cm? I don’t doubt it has enough power.
@@greysileighty Yes according to their specifications it supports up to 60cm because of the adjustable stand.
@@vidmusic88 lol I was referring to the light spread into the tank. The power would get it deep enough for sure, but I would be concerned if the plants on the outer couple of inches wouldn’t get proper coverage without raising the light higher.
@@greysileighty Sorry didn't get you on the first one. Yes if you have a hanging kit for the lights, because the higher you hang it the more it can spread across the sides of the tank. generally people hang it about 20-30cm above the tank. The normal stand will only be able to hold the lights about 10cm above.
Dzisiaj kupiłem taka tyle że 120cm ;p
What about price comparison?
No idea yet about the price
@@MJAquascaping if you come to know please update .. nice video
Sent me the old one please 🤣 couldn’t afford it
I would rather Chihiros improve their App rather that adding a white channel to the next model. The Chihiros App leaves a lot to be desired, the Fluval App is far superior
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Just wondering why would anyone need something more powerful than the WRGB II . You can sunbath with it.
You should have tried boiling some eggs with the Pro version.
You are completely missing the point. Please read the difference between lumen and PAR, and the role of light spectrum. Power is mostly irrelevant and only important for marketing. You can have a light with 50.000 lumen, but if the light spectrum is not used by the plants, then the number is completely irrelevant. RGB lights usually have high luminous flux because a significant part of the spectrum they generate is simply not used, and because they need to mix the different channels to get white. This is a reason why several RGB lights (like the WRGB II) have a high luminous flux (lumen) but quite a poor PAR output.
@@ampac I know what lumen and PAR is. Are you trying to say that wrgb II is not good enough to grow even the most light demanding plants? That would be a funny statement.
@@Habits1986 If we use lumens per liter as a baseline and the recommendations from Tropica or Tom Barr for example, then the WRGB II is in the "medium" light category. Example: WRGB II 90cm: 6200m at 90W (69lm/W), the new Pro model 90cm: 9250lm at 110W (84lm/W). If you install the older model on a 90P tank (180l), you get 34lm/l at 0.5W/l. These figures put the older model in the Tropica's "medium" category (20-40 lm/l) for plant growth. And this is assuming the lights are installed on the tank and not suspended over the tank. The Pro 90cm on a 90P provides 51 lm/l at 0.6W/l. These places the Pro model right in bottom of the "high" Tropica range (> 50 lm/l). The fact is that quality LED light using CREE, LG, or Seoul Semiconductor LEDs have an efficiency of 120-180 lm/W. Is the WRGB II, sufficient for most plants and most tanks? Certainly. But do not assume the WRGB II is a powerful light, because it is not if you compare it with quality LED lights.
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