Colorado Streetlights - Pedestrian Signal.. I think..

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streetlight98

[May 12, 2012 at 03:09 PM]

You could stick a cobrahead right on the end of the signal's mast arm. Shocked

LilCinnamon

[May 12, 2012 at 04:14 PM]

Or you can stick another traffic signal there on those mounts that mount the traffic signal in between the red and yellow section. That's why it does that it's because it was made for those kinds of traffic signal mounts.

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Gallery of Lights

Pedestrian Signal.. I think..

Two signals, GELcores of course, and instead of a double davit there is a seperate pole light with an upsweep.

Oh, and an M-250 R2 with 250 watts of High Pressure... Sodium.

Gallery of Lights

Pedestrian Signal.. I think..

Two signals, GELcores of course, and instead of a double davit there is a seperate pole light with an upsweep. Oh, and an M-250 R2 with 250 watts of High Pressure... Sodium.

Two signals, GELcores of course, and instead of a double davit there is a seperate pole light with an upsweep.

Oh, and an M-250 R2 with 250 watts of High Pressure... Sodium.