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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 22:40GullWhiz: My 1965 GE NEMA was the loudest of all... But I fi...
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Left: General Electric M-400 A. Right: General Electric M-400 R2.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 22:18streetlight98: The very first M-400 split doors used the same doo...
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Left: General Electric M-400 A. Right: General Electric M-400 R2.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 22:17Antstar85: It's funny, the lights in Holyoke look just li...
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Left: General Electric M-400 A. Right: General Electric M-400 R2.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 22:13streetlight98: Yeah this is exactly what my M-400 split door look...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 22:10streetlight98: My OV10 is dead silent.  (OK, not dead, bu...
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Left: General Electric M-400 A. Right: General Electric M-400 R2.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 21:35LilCinnamon: I am not sure. I just said "M-400 A" Bec...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 21:33LilCinnamon: The other M-400 on the end isn't loud at all. ...
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Left: General Electric M-400 A. Right: General Electric M-400 R2.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 21:31GullWhiz: Are you sure the one on the left is a powerdoor? I...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 21:27GullWhiz: I have found noisy issues to be more common on GE ...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 21:23streetlight98: The ballast is loud becuase it's been running ...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 12:21Form109: prehaps loose coils or more likely loose laminatio...
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1960's GE M-400 without refractor.171 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/14/11 at 08:09LilCinnamon: This fixture has a LOUD ballast! I dunno why. Why ...
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 23:35joe_347V: I have a couple of HPS ballasts with a integrated ...
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 23:31A_lights: seems rather silly to have an integrated ignior as...
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Left: 1960's General Electric M-400. Right: General Electric M-400 R3.73 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 21:14streetlight98: Two M-400s on the same pole.  Tha'd be coo...
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 21:12streetlight98: The ingitor in PSMH ballasts is separete like HPS....
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 20:03gramirez2012: I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, an SCW...
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 19:27joe_347V: A Super Constant-Wattage Autotransformer ballast u...
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General Electric M-400 R3.108 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 18:17joe_347V: I think you could still order fixtures with the tr...
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General Electric M-400 R2 First generation.103 viewsLil'Cinnamon11/13/11 at 13:58mercuryvaporrocks: I see 200 watt high pressure sodium M-400R2's ...
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