Unfortunately, all good things will come to an end at some point and I have noticed the same thing too with this website, I have been looking on hear since roughly 2014 and so many people have disappeared and migrated to other sites.

Pretty much anyone in the Australian community have all pretty much my grade to one big group chat, the same is happening with a lot of other members.

Even I will admit I haven’t been quite active on the site since a lot of my posts go unnoticed, I even see a lot of good quality posts by other enthusiasts also go unnoticed too.

Same here. I frequented that site a lot too. Sad to see it went offline

Was wondering if anyone would possibly be interested in a lighting meetup in the New England area this summer? I will be back home at the end of July to the first week of August or so and would be happy to host something!

Does anyone happen to know the size of the nuts used on Musco's metal halide sports floodlights? Specifically their Light-Structure 2 floodlights.

Frangioso's Street Lighting Gallery is what really got me interested in street lights. That's how I learned about the different manufacturers and models of street lights in the beginning of this hobby for me. So this is very sad news. Nothing is forever I guess. If the site can be rebuilt then at least that is good news.

Attention Frangioso's Street Lighting Gallery viewers, I have an announcement to make.

I'm sorry to have to tell you all this, but due to Angelfire is no longer online. the Frangioso's Street Lighting Gallery website is no longer online.
Until I can build a new website with Webador, I will be cutting back on this hobby, (But I will continue to upload to my galleries on this website, however) I will be back regularly when the new Frangioso's Street Lighting Gallery is built and up and running sometime in the foreseeable future.

I would also be interested in knowing if an unsaturated penning start lamp is feasible or has ever been done before, that would make penning start lamps suitable for CWA ballasts (I think)

Dor, they look different. The Lithonia has a curve in the casting, below the diodes, at the top of the gear door, the light pictured doesn't feature this curve. It is likely a no-name brand Chinese light though.

It took me some time to get used to a new wave of these kind of models once they've stepped in to expand around my city for over 3-4 years, there I hadn't mind any general LED lights over the HPS ones a bit. I didn't even realize it was a hard decision to end manufacturing on every model. Despite the flaws they had in design, they were pretty convenient lights if I can say so for myself.

Companies usually printing their brand name or their names on the lanterns.
These can be either Lithonia RSX2 or Chinese clones. The Lithonia RSX2 looks exactly the same, except with the logo of Lithonia Lighting.