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StreetLight #269 - Old Fluorescents
Another of the lighting poles at same place as the previous pic I posted. In this view you can see one on :)

Nice old fluorescent lighting at a used car dealer. Look pretty big, probably 8-foot lamps
No idea on age, but building was apparently built in 1937 (I'm guessing it was originally a house, but at some point converted to a business. Maybe 50's or 60's ? )


Location:
Nations Auto, Alameda Ave, Denver, CO
Keywords: American_Streetlights

StreetLight #269 - Old Fluorescents

Another of the lighting poles at same place as the previous pic I posted. In this view you can see one on :)

Nice old fluorescent lighting at a used car dealer. Look pretty big, probably 8-foot lamps
No idea on age, but building was apparently built in 1937 (I'm guessing it was originally a house, but at some point converted to a business. Maybe 50's or 60's ? )


Location:
Nations Auto, Alameda Ave, Denver, CO

SL268.jpg Leotek_Green_Cobra_GCJ1-20G-MV-WW-2-GY-700-PCR7-WL_24W_03.JPG SL269.jpg Untitled~12.png CIMG2946.JPG
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Filename:SL269.jpg
Album name:xmaslightguy / Streetlights (That Are Not Mine)
Keywords:American_Streetlights
Wattage:4x110w or 4x215w ?
Lamp Type:Linear Fluorescent
Filesize:64 KiB
Date added:Apr 22, 2017
Dimensions:634 x 648 pixels
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merc   [Apr 22, 2017 at 07:56 AM]
I like these American beasts!
How do they withstand very strong winds with their sizes?
xmaslightguy   [Apr 23, 2017 at 02:37 AM]
@:merc:
I've always liked these as well.

They seem to hold up just fine! We can easily get 70-80+ mph wind gusts here. (and in some areas just over 100 .. I'm not sure they'd take that much though)
streetlight98   [Apr 23, 2017 at 03:49 AM]
From what I understand, the mounting arm goes in the light at least a couple of feet, so it's on there quite securely.

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