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Gray Fisher Pierce/Sun-Tech Photocell I think this is also a NGrid PC. They stopped using the brown ones earlier than I thought... This one is from 2007 so they stopped using the brown ones between 2005 and 2007... The insides are identical to the brown one's. The cover is a different design though. More curved on top like the 80s Fisher Pierces. This PC was a deeper gray but has dry-rotted just like the brown one, though not as severe. The window is not fogged either. It also still works like the brown one. Keywords: Gear

Gray Fisher Pierce/Sun-Tech Photocell

I think this is also a NGrid PC. They stopped using the brown ones earlier than I thought... This one is from 2007 so they stopped using the brown ones between 2005 and 2007... The insides are identical to the brown one's. The cover is a different design though. More curved on top like the 80s Fisher Pierces. This PC was a deeper gray but has dry-rotted just like the brown one, though not as severe. The window is not fogged either. It also still works like the brown one.

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Album name:Mike / My Photocells
Keywords:Gear
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Date added:Jul 11, 2015
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HPSM250R2   [Jul 11, 2015 at 08:55 PM]
The insides of this photocontrol aren't quite identical to the brown one. I see this one has the lower-quality paper circuit board material. And the brown one has the better fiberglass material circuit board. FPOLC/Sun-Tech offers both types of circuit boards as options. If the circuit board is a green color, it's the fiberglass type. If it's white or off-white, then it's the paper board.
streetlight98   [Jul 11, 2015 at 10:06 PM]
Ah I see. Thanks for the info! I guess I can expect the brown one to last longer then.

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