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RAINBIRD MODEL ESP 12i REPLACEMENT

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mrmilo987

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Location: Dominican Republic

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Monday, July 9th 2007, 9:28am

RAINBIRD MODEL ESP 12i REPLACEMENT

ESP12I controller was bit by lightening / need to replace this obsolete model . will ESP-LX 12 station model replace this without changing the wiring.
chris

jmduke7

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Location: FT. Walton Beach, Florida

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Monday, July 9th 2007, 11:27am

Nearly any 12 zone / station controller will replace this unit. You might have to do some slight alterations, but none the less any should work. I would recommend the ESP-12 LX model, it is a sound unit with many features. If you however, were comfortable with the unit you had previously, you might try the ESP-4M (modular controller, with 3 modules). It also is a sound unit, but far less expensive.
Josh
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mrmilo987

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Location: Dominican Republic

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Tuesday, July 10th 2007, 10:59am

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<br />Nearly any 12 zone / station controller will replace this unit. You might have to do some slight alterations, but none the less any should work. I would recommend the ESP-12 LX model, it is a sound unit with many features. If you however, were comfortable with the unit you had previously, you might try the ESP-4M (modular controller, with 3 modules). It also is a sound unit, but far less expensive.
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Josh, thanks for the advice, regards, chris
chris
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