Litwa - Wilno (Lithuania - Vilnius)

[Godo]

Hi, this is Godo from Vilnius, railman's friend from http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showthre ... 09&page=25 forum. I have been reading your site for about a year and finally decided to join it I understand polish, but my posts I'll write in english. As I see, you are interested in some of my pictures Some of them already comented railman, so I'll coment what is left
This picture of OUSF I took in Poznan this spring. This lantern is still in use

This foto I put to forum only as an example of OUSF. We have never seen OUSF in Lithuania Fluorescent lanterns in Lithuania were mostly russian, some types are unknown. If its interesting to you, some soviet fluorescents you can see in theese posts:
russian fluorescents:
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... stcount=58
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=182
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=210
unknown fluorescents:
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=106
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=190
http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=229
This is old russian SPO-200 (like polish Ožk?) for incandesent lamp, but it is used with LRF and ballast you can see on the pole. That type lanterns are also called " a cap"

In this picture is East German lantern from the 80's Narva LR. There were many DDR made lanterns in soviet Lithuania (but only ~three types) and this type is rare:

I fuond only a small version of that type of lanterns in http://www.ddr-strassenleuchten.de/leuc ... /index.htm (the last picture)

[cieszyn]

Godo - no świetnie! Witamy Cię na forum!

Nie przypuszczałem, że tą OUSF złowiłeś w POznaniu !
Super

This is old russian SPO-200 (like polish Ožk?)

Tak, to przypomina naszą Ożk, a u Was to się nazywa filiżanka, kubek, pucharek

Dziękujemy za foty i maila i prosimy o jeszcze. Mnie najbardziej interesują Wasze najstarsze oprawy uliczne - masz coś do pokazania i opisania?

PS - dobrze, że znasz i rozumiesz j. polski, dzięki temu nie musimy Ci pisać po angielsku

[Utilizer]

Super! Great!

Litwa to pozostałość po radzieckim disneylandzie, pełno ciekawych opraw

[rtęciówka]

Godo great photos! Great that second user from Vilnius registered in our forum

This picture of OUSF I took in Poznan this spring. This lantern is still in use

This is this OUFS in Poznań?

(Photos from topic about OUFS: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=87&start=210, page 22, author: lgboguszewski)

[Godo]

Super! Great!

Litwa to pozostałość po radzieckim disneylandzie, pełno ciekawych opraw

A big deal of street lanterns in Lithuania is replaced in last ten years with new polish, russian and etc. sodium lanterns and it is quite difficult to find something interesting and old

Godo - no świetnie! Witamy Cię na forum!

Dziękujemy za foty i maila i prosimy o jeszcze. Mnie najbardziej interesują Wasze najstarsze oprawy uliczne - masz coś do pokazania i opisania?

PS - dobrze, że znasz i rozumiesz j. polski, dzięki temu nie musimy Ci pisać po angielsku

Thanks
Ok, I'll show Yuo more not polish old lanterns from Lithuania
Primitive soviet russian lantern for LRF (in my foto it is used with incandesent) RKU-06. This type in Lithuania you can see only in small villages:

It is interesting, that this type of lanterns is still being produced in Russia (http://www.mb-torg.ru/prod/svet3/svet_rku06_b.htm)

Also it has a very primitive "brother" NKU-100 only for incandesent lamps. NKU-100 also were used only in villages in 80's:






This is "renovated" NKU-100 for LRF (balast is in the botle )


Funny, but railman fuond, that theese primitive incandesent street lanterns are also still produced in Russia (http://www.miestai.net/forumas/showpost ... tcount=382) and has three versions

Godo great photos! Great that second user from Vilnius registered in our forum
This is this OUFS in Poznań?

Great and unbelievable !!! Thats the same building in Poznan

[cieszyn]

Ta NKU-100 wygląda jak . . . patelnia (It looks like a frying pan)

[Godo]

Ta NKU-100 wygląda jak . . . patelnia (It looks like a frying pan)

You are simply right, it is but we cal it "pot" or "saucepan"

[rtęciówka]

Polskim odpowiednikiem NKU-100 mogłaby być oprawa OBs (Polish equivalent NKU-100 is OBs):

[cieszyn]

Oj, gdzież tam OBs-owi do kształtu patelni

Obs to Obs

[rtęciówka]

Ale łączy je brak balastu czyli przeznaczenie tylko do żarówek lub w ostateczności MIXów