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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: WorldwideHIDCollectorUSA on October 27, 2020, 08:12:45 PM
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Today, I have saved a 200w HPS ballast from a roadkilled street lantern and I have several more. Does anyone else save downed street lights from car crashes?
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I've grabbed more than my share over the last 35 years . I'll save what's useable and scrap the remainder.
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With some of my roadkilled HPS ballasts, I was unable to strike the proper lamp on the ballast even though it was wired properly. I wonder why this is so.
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There was an accident that knocked a light off the pole near me that was not there the day before when i walked by but i could not find the light :sadbulb:
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Either damaged something in the coil itself or bad capacitor or starter .
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yes ive saved many!
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At a local harbor freight, a light fell down that I may save it. Though I’ll have to run the risk of it being 480v.
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Many times
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The important thing that you have to remember is that until you get permission from the owner of the fixture it will be classed as theft.! :police:
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The only knocked down fixture I have seen in my area was a Leotek LED. The fixture was completely destroyed, and from what I could tell there was nothing salvageable except a few wire nuts and the photocell. I wouldn’t have interest in saving LED parts anyway.