Philips SGS 101 (Streetfighter/Malaga) 70W SON-T Street Light Lantern Warm Up!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2023
- This is a 70W Philips SGS 101 Malaga (Streetfighter) SON HPS sodium street light lantern. I received it recently, and in this video I show it warming up! This lantern uses a Zodion SS6 photocell and will not be restored, just cleaned up. I received it from eBay, a worthwhile purchase!
If you're new here, and don't know who I am, here's a short introduction: Hi there! I am Leo, a street light collector based in the midlands, United Kingdom. I collect and restore street lanterns and show off my collection in my informative videos! I aim to introduce more people to the very rare hobby of streetlight collecting as it is a very interesting and unique hobby. What you find here is unique content that can not be found anywhere else so stay tuned. In videos I also show off my collection of street lamp fixtures.
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These are pretty common in Poland, and in fact, I have one right outside my house attached on to a pole
These are amazing, drunk purchase?
Nice light! Drink purchase tho 💀😂
Drunk*
Yow i just found your channel and not gonna lie you really good on explaining the history and features of each lanterns, Maybe you could review some American Cobrahead streetlights like GE M250R2, AEL model 115, and etc... If you a chance to collect them
Do actually want one of those, Ill keep looking!
Are these still available to buy?
Im not sure, If you visit ebay you may find a few for sale
Double check the cell socket, you might find a compass date mark, and what are the letters and numbers on the top-right of the sticker (if it remains)? It should be in the lamp compartment.
I double checked, theres no compass date mark, the sticker also isn't there anymore, its a shame I may never know when this lantern was in service/made
There might be a compass on the rim of the bowl, and there might be a table under the capacitor, but I don't know how to decode that one. If not then it may have to be origin unknown.
EDIT: also look at the bowl clips!
@@George_M55729 had a look, nothing, there is the remnants of a sticker in the gear compartment but its just the back of it so theres no writing on it
Not a sticker, the table would be imprinted on the molding. There may also be one above the reflector. And did you see the edit?
@@George_M55729 yep, did check the clips, there is numbers there but some are worn off