My Westinghouse OV25 Silverliner
There it is, in all its glory.
Sacred to my childhood in Roslindale, Boston, Massachusetts.

Inside with original ballast.

Now wired with a new ballast for 100 watt Mercury Vapor

Whoo-hoo! Lit up!

The bulb lit up!

Complete with cord.

Clear Mercury Vapor light bulb in it.

Closeup of the arc tube, filtered using my sunglasses over the lens.

70 watt High Pressure Sodium light bulb with 70 watt High Pressure Sodium ballast in it.

With a 40 MV nema tag like how most OV25s never had on them over the years.

Sometimes I like to rewire the Westinghouse OV25 and retrofit it with this LED corncob bulb.

My Leotek Green Cobra GCJ1

There it is, in all its LED glory. It's smaller than the classic GC1 luminaire

The LED board

With Ripley Sunswitch 6005 shorting cap.
Instead of a photocell, we'll use this Ripley Sunswitch 6005 shorting cap.
This helps it keep going until I unplug it.

Information label
Leotek GCJ1-20H-MV-NW-2R-GY-700-PCR7-CR-WL

The inside of the street light

Wire diagram label.

The LED Electronic Driver.

Lit up! WHOO-HOO! Look at it go!

WHOO-HOO! Look at it go! Closer shot

With a photocell. Placed a photocell in the socket just for this picture.

The GCJ1 with a Leotek brochure

The GCJ1 is smaller than a GreenCobra GC1.

Now with a vintage shorting cap from General Electric.

The newest piece in my collection. An oldie, but a goodie.

Whoo-hoo! All lit up!

Closeup of the glass.

Closeup of the Westinghouse logo on the glass

Full view with ballast kit

Retrofitted with LED

Retrofitted with LED

Closeup of the Westinghouse logo on the glass

Inside the luminaire

Deagle Electric gave me this Keystone corncob LED bulb. Since it's a medium base bulb, I went to Home Depot and bought a mogul to medium base adapter to accommodate this bulb.

Firing up with 70 watt High Pressure Sodium

Full brightness

Full view with ballast kit

Inside with 70 watt High Pressure Sodium light bulb

Firing up with a clear 175 watt Mercury Vapor light bulb

Full brightness

The clear 175 watt Mercury Vapor light bulb.

With the exposure down low, you can see the arc inside the arc tube.

Video firing up
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The newest and final piece in my collection

Inside the luminaire

The  LED optics

Where are the LEDs? They're right along here

The information label

All hooked up and ready for action

Whoo-hoo! All lit up!

Closeup of the lens

Closeup of the LEDs with the camera exposure down low for better details

The surplus seller on eBay included an extra LED board and LED electronic driver.