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80W MH, Osram. Used in my fishtank for about 5 years. Still have it, even though a piece of glass broke off and lay inside the outer envelope ( reason for replacement, even though still worked well, and has a blast shield, replacement did not) and I used it to scrape most of the phosphor coating off from the inside........ Kept it and replacement when got rid of fishes, in a box somewhere, Ballast is being used in free standing lamp in lounge
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*thinking back to 1992* My first HID lamp was either a clear Philips 175 watt mercury vapor that came with an Electripak security light, or it was a GE Lucalox 35 watt coated high pressure sodium lamp that came with a GE tallpack. I still have the Philips, and some parts of the Electripak light, but the GE and it's bulb where sold with an old house back in 2000.
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My Pontiac 6000 STE
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Mine was a 250W Philips Self Ballasted Mercury Flood R40. Don't have it anymore
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Formerly "TiCoune66". Also known here as Vince.
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My first HID lamp is a Caster 175W clear merc. It went out after about 10 hrs.
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175 watt Philips mercury vapor from 1996
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175W Philips Mercury from 1984. (Don't have anymore)
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The brighter the better.
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175W Philips Mercury from 1984. (Don't have anymore)
80's GE 175 watt MV, lost in the big crash!
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mine was also a Regent 175 Watt Clear lamp!
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Mine was a G.E. 175 Watt Mercury DX lamp that I bought at a True Value hardware store to put into a yardblaster that I found at the dump and then hung from a tree in my backyard so I could throw a party when my mother was away. This was in the summer of 1995. The lamp and the fixture got thrown away when the house was sold in 1997.
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Mine would be a 35 watt Philips D2R automotive xenon-metal halide lamp which came out of a 2001 Lexus GS300. I bought a Toyota ballast from eBay a couple years ago and the bulb came with it.
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TESLA RVL-250W It was not really a collection item, but more a toy - but it cycled, so i trashed it. It originated from a jukyard, when the utility company got a Sodium Disease. Few days later i got there some RVLX-250 and SHP-210 (MV 250W sodium retrofit lamp). The SHP cycled as well, allthese are resting somewhere in my "junkboxes"...
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No more selfballasted c***
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TESLA RVL-250W It was not really a collection item, but more a toy - but it cycled, so i trashed it. It originated from a jukyard, when the utility company got a Sodium Disease.
Sodium disease, I like that cycling MV? never heard of that. My only bulb is the Tesla RVLX-400W, which I don't even have a socket and a proper ballast for... It was new, and yes it's a toy too I plan to blast it out of my window and see how it compares to the super-dim CFL's used in the streetlights
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"The orange cloud looks like floating nuclear waste." Save the mercury lamp
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My Pontiac 6000 STE
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My first lamp is gone after it fell. But my second lamp is a Sylvania F15T8 made in 1996 It is in my gallery!
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I bet I can outshine all of you But seriously. Back in 1980, I submitted an idea to General Electric an idea for a new wrapper design for their mercury lamps. About a few weeks later, I received a package via UPS and there were three GE HID and one Tungsten-Halogen lamp. The lamps were: LU70: 70 watt Lucalox HPS lamp MV175/U: 175 watt standard Multi Vapor lamp MV400BU/I: 400 watt I-Line Multi-Vapor position specific lamp 2000 watt tungsten halogen lamp (forgot the ANSI code) That Saturday, I received a packet in the mail containing a plethora of trade brochures with all kinds of information on GE mercury, metal halide and HPS lamps.
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Zero 88 Lighting Controls Rule!
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My first HID lamp was a 175 watt clear Philips Merc and a 175 watt DX GE merc. I both aqired these at a thrift store for $1 dollar a piece!
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The future of street lighting is Induction, not nasty HPS lights or cr@ppy LED lights! Preheat CFL's should make a comeback!
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