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| For me it would be the Schréder TZP and the AEG Koffer series.
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HID Fixtures should stay HID, but I think LED is fine too.
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| I have several but at the moment in mind are the Schréder Sapphire, Onyx and Z 2. There are other lokal made lanterns which are favorable but they are pretty unknown abroad thus I do not mention them here.
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| I'd have to say the Faeber Carretera as it's the only confirmed European street light that I've seen in person. I know it's a low cost fixture but it was still cool to see a few in Australia.
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Fluro starter pings combined with a 50hz ballast hum and blinking tubes is music to my ears.
Rest in Peace Electronic Lamp Manufacturers of Australia
1925-2002
Bring back the AJF Zodiacs!
Total incidents since joining LG: 17
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| In New Zealand I’ve seen a couple of Eclatec Clip lanterns. Which are French. At the time when the lantern was being installed Eclatec was related to Sylvania SLI.
In Auckland there are/ were installations near the waterfront with Schréder Ambar.
Don’t know about Australia itself as I haven’t been there yet.
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SRP for life.
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| Favorite is probably the Siemens Großer Klassiker, the Schréder Furyo, or the Philips SGS203.
Favorite European LED is probably the Schréder Piano, Schréder Izylum, or the Indal (Philips) Luma.
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For us our favourite British fixture has to be the Gamma 6, we have two of them.   Followed by the Beta 5  |
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Alex - a fan of Jefferson Electric ballasts
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| My favo(u)rite British fixture has to also be the Beta 5.
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HID Fixtures should stay HID, but I think LED is fine too.
Any new photos are taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35!
Local power is 120/240VAC 60Hz, TV is NTSC 480i 59.94, DTV is ATSC 1.0 and simulcast ATSC 3.0.
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Long Live SOX!
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SOX: Philips SRS201 / MA50
SON: Urbis (Schréder) evolo
MBF: Philips HPP10
Above all: Philips Iridium gen 2 in SON
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SOX: Older Thorn Beta 5
SON: Abacus Orion
MBF: Designplan Concourse
Above all: Eleco GR100 / GR150 'GoldenRay'
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If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it
HID Fixtures should stay HID, but I think LED is fine too.
Any new photos are taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35!
Local power is 120/240VAC 60Hz, TV is NTSC 480i 59.94, DTV is ATSC 1.0 and simulcast ATSC 3.0.
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