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GE M400A
Bottom view after powder coat. 
Keywords: Misc_Fixtures

GE M400A

Bottom view after powder coat.

Split_door_.JPG GE1.JPG GE3.JPG GE_ballast_module.JPG Photo-01_(1).jpg
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Filename:GE3.JPG
Album name:Mercuryvapor123 / My lights
Keywords:Misc_Fixtures
Filesize:173 KiB
Date added:Jan 29, 2015
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streetlight98   [Jan 29, 2015 at 02:14 AM]
Wow! After a paint job like that, I wouldn't even want to use it outside!
Mercuryvapor123   [Jan 29, 2015 at 02:17 AM]
I'm starting to feel the same way, Shoot I may just re-install my M250R2 on a new pole.And keep this bad boy safe from the elements.
streetlight98   [Jan 29, 2015 at 02:22 AM]
Yeah plus it wasn't a cheap restoration either (though well worth it!) Hmm... how about installing the M-250R1? Or AE model 13?
Mercuryvapor123   [Jan 29, 2015 at 02:31 AM]
Na' I need to save my money for my building, After that I will have the R1,M250A and both the M400A2 and R2 powder coated and restored nice. But for now I'm thinking of just keeping the M2RR 70 watt in service but on a new pole after my building is up. I really like it and it lights my yard perfectly. I may also put it on a 30" bracket and face it towards the building That would look cool. Plus I wouldn't have to rely on a bucket truck for any reason. It might be a hassle to get one if I needed it. so yea things are looking in favor of the M250R2 for now. Hey do you need a M250A2 shell.
streetlight98   [Jan 29, 2015 at 02:03 PM]
How would the M-250R1 or model 13 cost more than the M-250R2? You already have all three in your collection. Razz Yeah the M-250R2 is nice. I'd like to get one someday but I'll try to find one locally since they're EVERYWHERE here. Would be super cool if I could get one on my street! Especially the cool 1992/1993 flat door M-250R2 on the corner down the street (50W HPS).

I personally think the M-250R1 would look awesome with that FP polycarbonate lens you got and the blue touch-and-glow PC. Very Happy BTW, have you thought of sticking the formed plastics lens in the M-250R2? The one in front of my house has one (but acrylic, not polycarbonate) and it looks more like an older GE with it IMO. Still has the look of the M-250R2 but a different look too. Here's one with a FP lens. Also, the M-2502 with a Lexalite/AEL refractor is an interesting look too.

I'll send you a PM about the M-250A2 shell. Cool
Mercuryvapor123   [Jan 30, 2015 at 01:13 AM]
Well because I would have them Powder coated and fixed up before I installed them that's where the cost comes in. yea I think the M250R2 is a neat little fixture.
streetlight98   [Jan 30, 2015 at 02:04 AM]
Ahh I see. What do you think about the FP lens on a M-250R2? Did you try it with yours?
Mercuryvapor123   [Jan 30, 2015 at 10:13 AM]
Yes but I like the GE acrylic in it better, I think it gives it unique character. That FP lens is best in the R1.
streetlight98   [Jan 30, 2015 at 11:01 AM]
Yeah the square lens does give it character. We have SOOO many of them here lol. I find the round GE lens/FP lens to be the universal GE lens lol. Looks good on the M-250R, M-250R1, M-250A, M-250R2, and even M-250A2. Pretty much every small GE cobrahead ever made lol. The M-250A in my bedroom has a round FP lens right now. Cool

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