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Goedemorgen! This is a survey of lighting interests of certain countries. This could be Street lights or lamps. This is how it works: Below are some countries, you name what countries lights most interest you and I’ll write it down. Just say, for example “I’m Interested in American Lights” and I will add 1 number to the country of choice. Please do not pick more than 2. Example: “I like Polish and Belgian lights” North American: 2 British: 1 French: 1 Belgian: 1 Polish: 2 German: 1 Dutch: 1 Scandinavian: Russian: Chinese: Aussie: 2 Spanish: Italian: 1 Balkan: Japanese: 1 Israeli: Turkish: South American: Greek: Other: 1 Tell me bellow! Thanks you for taking your time to read this.  Kindest Regards Fox 
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ACEC - Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi
The Master of Belgian Street lights
Dream is for an ACEC lantern
Also interested in French, Spanish, German, Polish, Australian and Italian street lights.
https://www.lighting-gallery.net/index.php?topic=18978.0 🇧🇪
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| I like Aussie lights the most, but have a fair bit of intereet in North American, English and South African lights.
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SRP for life.
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| I'm from the US, so obviously I like North American street lights the most. I also really like Dutch and Italian street lights too.
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@Baked bagel 11 and @LightsoftheWest thank you both for your awnsers. I did say , please only choose 2 countries (the Americas) but I will make an exception 
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ACEC - Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi
The Master of Belgian Street lights
Dream is for an ACEC lantern
Also interested in French, Spanish, German, Polish, Australian and Italian street lights.
https://www.lighting-gallery.net/index.php?topic=18978.0 🇧🇪
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| I'm from the Poland, so I like some of our fixtures (not all ofc), my most favourite fixtures from our lighting are Elgo OUS/Rd, leda OUSe/c, Leda new and Acron, from Mesko OURW 250-1 and ORZ 7-2 I lika also French lighting, my beloved Europhane/Thorn Pilote ofc and Europhane VM. I know I only should choose two countries, but 3rd one will be a Germany lighting, I like their AEG Koffer serie
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Thanks for your Awnser @AsXSn
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ACEC - Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi
The Master of Belgian Street lights
Dream is for an ACEC lantern
Also interested in French, Spanish, German, Polish, Australian and Italian street lights.
https://www.lighting-gallery.net/index.php?topic=18978.0 🇧🇪
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| I like Aussie lights the most, they are my fav.
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ACEC - Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi
The Master of Belgian Street lights
Dream is for an ACEC lantern
Also interested in French, Spanish, German, Polish, Australian and Italian street lights.
https://www.lighting-gallery.net/index.php?topic=18978.0 🇧🇪
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HID, LPS, and preheat fluorescents forever!!!!!!
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| I honestly think that fluorescent and HID lamps, ballasts, and fixtures specifically from Japan are my absolute favorites because from what I have researched, Japan is known for having highly unusual and unique aspects about its fluorescent and HID lighting systems that could not be found anywhere else in the world. For example, I find that they are known for having a very wide range of HID lamps specifically intended to be used as retrofit lamps for mercury vapor ballasts. In some cases, I have found HID retrofit lamps for mercury vapor ballasts sold there that do not seem to be sold anywhere else. For example, twin arc tube high pressure sodium retrofit lamps and deluxe high pressure sodium retrofit lamps made by manufacturers other than Iwasaki. In my research, I have not seen any examples of those retrofit lamps being intended for use outside of Japan. I do live in the USA though.
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Desire to collect various light bulbs (especially HID), control gear, and fixtures from around the world.
DISCLAIMER: THE EXPERIMENTS THAT I CONDUCT INVOLVING UNUSUAL LAMP/BALLAST COMBINATIONS SHOULD NOT BE ATTEMPTED UNLESS YOU HAVE THE PROPER KNOWLEDGE. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURIES.
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ACEC - Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Charleroi
The Master of Belgian Street lights
Dream is for an ACEC lantern
Also interested in French, Spanish, German, Polish, Australian and Italian street lights.
https://www.lighting-gallery.net/index.php?topic=18978.0 🇧🇪
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"Іскра" written as Iskra (spark) was an Ukrainian manufacturer and had some oddities like carbon filament lamps well into the 1960s, and self-ballasted mercury vapor lamps with linear halogen capsules rather than the naked filament western manufacturers used, this allowed for higher wattage lamps (400) to be made. They resembled early BTT "HalogenA" types only with the MV tube. IIRC they died out in the mid 00s because fluorescents were already cheap enough and mass-produced there was no profits from incandescents and the earnings from HID weren't that big - then someone got the name and buildings but only imported shitty chinese LED under the same brand, the website is still http://www.iskra.com.ua/ but there's only the typical re-branded LED. Not sure if they ever made lanterns or fixtures.
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| Are you sure that Iskra Ukraine is no longer making because at some point I saw their tungsten bulbs and they were marked as made in Ukraine. I think they have sodium lamps still in production
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