Re: LED streetlamps - jobs for the boys

Tough Guy no. 1265 scribbled

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Nuff said

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Jonno
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1/10. Must try harder.
Reply to
Dave Plowman (News)

No, it was 10/10 for trolling.

-- Richard

Reply to
Richard Tobin

Cheap, reliable, good retention, your point is?

Reply to
Tough Guy no. 1265

It's a notorious troll-haven and the News service provider of last resort for those who've been TOSsed from all the respectable NSPs. It's widely killfiled out of hand by right-thinking Usenetters. I'd rather be derided as a Google Groups user than show up as an Altopia customer (oh, the shame).

Reply to
Mr On!on

Necessary? In what way?

Were the cables so big that the smaller current could not fight its way through them or it got lost in the "big" cables somewhere?

Reply to
Judith

He's taking the piss/trolling. You fell for it. But socialists are not clever.

Reply to
harryagain

From that page:

IMHO, this is wrong. LED lighting provides a hell of a lot more _glare_, but (to me, strangely), less _illumination_. And there is a hell of an increase in light pollution, too. At least, wherever I have seen LED lighting (streets, business premises, domestic "security" lights, car headlights, etc etc etc.

Further, these new street lights are going to have to stay working flawlessly for a bloody long time, to justify the (I imagine) horrifying expense that is going into installing them.

John

Reply to
Another John

Back to the future, eh? I remember when most street lights were a 100W bulb with a two sided reflector above that looked a bit like one of those reflector balls from a dance hall.

Then we got sodium (hint: that's not white) and everyone said how much better it was.

Reply to
Tim Streater

Is this the new name for the parrot person?

Reply to
Dave Plowman (News)

If so, he does a good job of inventing a persona and keeping in character. More like Dribble reinvented as a northerner I'd say.

Reply to
Tim Watts

I'm pretty sure this is Uncle Pete. Both have posted in uklm as being from Scotland, and Tough Guy linked to a personal website that had 'peter' in the domain name.

Reply to
Martin Bonner

You're not the sharpest knife in the drawer are you?

Reply to
Tough Guy no. 1265

Pieces of nine, pieces of nine! Parroty error.

Reply to
Tough Guy no. 1265

Well talk about timing. I got LED streetlights fitted today. New heads only. And what pile of s**te they are. Not a patch on the new column and head LED lamps in my parents village.

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ARW

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