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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #420 on: February 05, 2023, 08:14:39 PM » Author: High Intensity
Spotted a roadkill Solarmax SMX with double-guyed arm.

Spotted tons and tons of M400s up in Oakland. Possibly mercury vapor too.

Also spotted a temporary traffic setup in Santa Clara, using spanwire signals and Philips RFL fixtures.
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #421 on: February 11, 2023, 10:08:08 PM » Author: CreeRSW207
Lots of LEDs/EOLED updates.

9 EOL Leotek Greencobras as well as 3 Arietas on just a smaller stretch of road in Nashua.

More EOL Affinity lights on I93.

A new AEL ATB0 in downtown Laconia, replacing an ATB2 for an unknown reason.

The 2 ATBLs at that Laconia apartment complex is now only one ATBL, somebody must've complained about the insane amount of light.
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #422 on: April 08, 2023, 04:27:47 PM » Author: thelightingman
Today I found 3 brand new NOS 400 watt metal halide wall packs at my local ReStore for only $10, I ended up getting one of them and in the future might get the other 2 because it is quite rare to find NOS lights   :emh:
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #423 on: April 16, 2023, 10:40:05 PM » Author: Econolite03
Back to the Coopers. Despite Norwalk, CA using Archeons even with their lackluster performance, more have been installed. A local overpass section had a number of 400W HPS GE M-400As installed during construction in 2016. It appears the signals were owned initially by Caltrans, however ownership may have been transferred to the city recently. As a result Norwalk could’ve inherited those M-400As, and since they don’t service HPS anymore they got replaced by… 400W equivalent Archeons. Unimpressed. The used the largest model  and they look dimmer than a 310W HPS. Plus two don’t even work (however it may be a wiring issue). Let’s see if they hold up.
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #424 on: February 08, 2025, 06:41:42 PM » Author: LightsoftheWest
Been awhile since anyone has posted on this topic.

I went to Phoenix to check out a college I'm considering, and I saw tons of interesting LED lights. Most were 3,000K, but I even saw some in 2,200K.
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #425 on: February 08, 2025, 07:22:44 PM » Author: fluorescent lover 40
Yep lol.

Saw an intersection lit by 150w HPS M-400R2 FCOs today. I had always assumed they were 200-250w but I was wrong. From the mid to late 80s.
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Re: Finds of the day « Reply #426 on: February 08, 2025, 09:48:45 PM » Author: Emersyn
I was driving tonight, it's great to see the few amount of HPS lamps still in service!
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