Thnks 25 yrs service and i am the only one left !

Raks Electric nag, they're too salty

+vwestlife writen produced by my brother for me

Picturedmedia Thanks so much! :-)

+vwestlife I've put the link on here

@@simonpcroot where is the link?

@@simonpcroot I need this on Spotify :D

I will check out your video. It's complete insanity and we should do something about it.

Can't have it both ways can't whinge that older lights have overspill and light up skies then whinge when newer lights direct light where intended and leave the sky "too dark"

DIOMTV well someone is paying for the energy it will have a direct conection to the mains Just open the door pull the fuse out reomove the fuse with s screwdriver and put the fuse holder back ( it will be a bs88 barrel fuse i think)

it depends on weather its got a electrical supply in it if it has that is permanently live with no way of removeing it as it belongs to the local electricity network provider it costs a lot to get a disconection of service approx 700£ then you need the local authority to remove the column if its no longer needed. about 150 £ but if its needed ie its still in use we would charge you about the cost of a new column instalation going in plus what you call a transfer of electrical service from old to new column by the electrical supply compony £750 in short about 1.5 k

@@simonpcroot hi pal,,yea I’ve had contact from the council finally and yes you was right,,£1539 to move it from blocking my drive,,do they dig all my front up to move it

+Owen Robinson no they don't they have a photocell on them 50 lux or less they turn of any more they turn off !!!!

They don't turn off automatically at 1 here :(

Buy a 12 gauge.

true!

@0972q8 The horrible glaring too much BLUE high color temp, are teh worst thing for roads, glare and more glare, and pure yellow doesn't annoy ya, it doesn't glare, my entire house is illuminated with all LPs 5 18W mini Sox by Philips, and 55W LPS for teh entire yard area, used to be Philips wall pack for the U.s. factory, now a Hubbell 55W Scottsdale model, now no longer made, even that is LED by Hubbell. I finally replaced the old Philips as the polycarbonate lens after 35+ years on every night began to yellow, and dull. The hubbell has been in now for 5+ years, is already showing yellowing of the lens, the Philips was a better lens, I have a few spare fixtures, cus I knew they would stop making them. Inside is all Philips components (former Philips lighting) Advance ballast, lamps, sockets, just the outside is Hubbell made

And i knew eventually SOX lamps would end production, i managed to stock up, before they stopped, cus now the remaining stock prices are absurd, I have plenty of 18W and 55W and 35W lamps dozens actaully, good till I am 123 years old, should be good to go. mostly Philips lamps, I've had the best luck over the years with Philips,Philips had several stages of improved lamp designs, sox sox pro long life etc...subtle changes in the getter, etc. OSRAM are variable, and the GE relabeled THORN are also iffy. then in the final years the OSRAMS where Philips factory being made in OSRAM design, using the old OSRAM equipment, non dimpled inner arc tube style. Even a few GEC lamps, Philips had a much better track record over the decades, from the original Belgium site, to the UK hamilton facility for the last 20 years or so

Some of the really old 60s and 70s SOX/SO/I lanterns did

No it was my bothers own home made track

No but if you break the lamp in water it will smoke and set on fire (low pressure sodium lamps ) do this more

Yes i have to agree :-)

+Len Vantil No dont think it does this is High Presure sodium. it was a son t pia 70 watt in the film the broken lamp Low Pressure sodium yes

Your link is no longer working. So if you don't mind, I reuploaded it to my web site here: www.amstereo.org/files/80s%20test%20track4.mp3

simonpcroot