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M250R1 deep bowl M250R M400- CG Some Incandescents as well
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Long live the Incandescent streetlights! Power Company: Eversource Startup Landscaping/LED retrofit business.
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My favorite is the SOX fixture that was used on the Golden Gate Bridge, the M-2.
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Led street lights are the new aliens!
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Powr/Bracket, M-400, M-400A2 Powr/Door, 101SA, 201SA, in that order.
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Collect vintage incandescent and fluorescent fixtures. Also like HID lighting and streetlights.
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HID, LPS, and preheat fluorescents forever!!!!!!
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I love the M1000 lanterns mostly the first generation lanterns and the finned lanterns.
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Desire to collect various light bulbs (especially HID), control gear, and fixtures from around the world.
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GE Powr/Bracket, of course!
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GE 201SA, all versions
GE M-400, all versions
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What is your favorite GE streetlight or NEMA.
My favorite is the M-400A1 FCO.
My favorite GE street light is the Form 109.
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My favorite GE street light is the Form 109.
Now that's a cool choice!
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"A secret to happiness is letting every situation be what it is, instead of what you think it should be, and then making the best of it."
Please refer to www.insulators.info where I periodically post many images of lights and insulators in the group's Picture Poster Gallery. Thank you.
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Yeah, where I grew up there were many incandescent GE 109s along the two main roads throughout the city (Brockton, MA) and at many intersections too. Very few were MV. A neighboring utility used a fair amount of MV From 109s (no incandescent ones) and those were my top favorite to look at, especially at night! There was one with a clear 400W lamp in it that was in service for the longest time! It was on the way to my grandparents house two towns over and it was a real delight to see it illuminated with its crisp mercury light coming through the Form 109 optics!
As usual I learn something new on LG. I didn't know that the 109s were available in incandescent as well, I thought just MV. Interesting story about the ones in your area. I'm sure glad you were there when they were in service so we can hear about them today. Anyway years ago I remember seeing a large number of Form 109s in Georgia, in particular Atlanta, Conyers, and Covington. Some had coated MV lamps and others were clear. These lights... I don't know just have a character all their own and the MV light just completely relaxes me. Those 109s gave those cities lighting that can never be replicated.
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My favorite is the final-generation GE M-400 with the glass refractor. Those have a lot of sentimental value to me as I grew up around those in the 2000s.
They are all gone in my area due to a LED conversion in 2018. However, I bought one that is NOS from 2008, 250 watt HPS from eBay and is currently in my street light collection.
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I think mine would be the M-250As even though they weren't that common here. Also kind of partial to the 1960s M-250R based Crimefighter but then that's maybe because I have one.
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