 Last comments - Max's Gallery
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Economical landscape illuminationMax29/09/25 at 17:25Max: Thanks Sammi, I had a lot of fun making it. I shou...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax29/09/25 at 16:50Sammi: It is a cracking picture though.!
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax28/09/25 at 17:35Tuopeek: Not forgotten, just not managed back up yet.
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax28/09/25 at 16:33Ria: Well you know where we are, it would be good to se...
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax28/09/25 at 14:18Tuopeek: Thanks for the offer Ria, I'll think about th...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax28/09/25 at 14:12Tuopeek: Ah. I missed the fact you had scanned the scene. O...
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax28/09/25 at 11:26Max: Nice pictures, Ria, that ballast oozes quality! I ...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax28/09/25 at 10:58Max: Well, congratulation, you got a lot right there: t...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax27/09/25 at 21:22Tuopeek: Interesting, right away I would have guessed somet...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax27/09/25 at 20:27Max: Of course, if your cover all possible numbers from...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 20:24Max: That's intriguing indeed... maybe they went f...
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Economical landscape illuminationMax27/09/25 at 17:51Sammi: Ermm 1 ,2, 3, lots.?
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 17:50Ria: In the Philips SRS201 135W luminaire we had (trade...
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax27/09/25 at 17:40Ria: We have one, and the dedicated ballast for it, see...
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax27/09/25 at 14:26Max: That's a real shame given its historical sign...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 14:23Max: You're welcome! The refractor optic is crucia...
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RLOD#22 (2020.05.28) 1980 GEC HPS/U 120WMax27/09/25 at 12:18Tuopeek: This is one type of lamp I had once and wish I kep...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 08:30AgentHalogen_87: That's great information, thank you
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 07:12Max: In the first case (the standard one) more light is...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax27/09/25 at 00:08AgentHalogen_87: That does make me wonder, if you have two identica...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax25/09/25 at 08:19Max: Good question about the end cap! I guess either th...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax24/09/25 at 23:27347vPowerlite: Interesting, I'm always fascinated at the att...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax24/09/25 at 09:50Max: That's certainly not a common sight, especial...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax23/09/25 at 12:38Ria: It always fascinates me to see a LPS lamp with a s...
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1984 Philips SOXD-E 18WMax22/09/25 at 11:28Tuopeek: Another amazing bit of lamp development we never g...
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1996 Philips TL-D 18W 521-840Max21/09/25 at 16:42Max: Thanks! The research and development behind that o...
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Early-1990s Philips TUV 16W HFMax21/09/25 at 16:40Max: That one is really special, so enjoy
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Philips HPV 16W demoMax20/09/25 at 15:58Max: True, such low-wattage induction lamps were never ...
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RLOD#18 (2020.05.24) 1985 Philips ML-C 160WMax20/09/25 at 14:43Max: Same here, except that E27 is our standard medium-...
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RLOD#21 (2020.05.27) 1986 Narva HgE/3Max19/09/25 at 23:13Max: It's the later 9-pin radio-tube design indeed...
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