7 definitions by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan
Short for Valtteri Bottas 77. The most underrated F1 Driver to ever roam the planet, after Juan Pablo Montoya.
VB77 For The Win!
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan December 27, 2022
Short for High Pressure Sodium. It is a High Intensity Discharge light source, most commonly found outdoors. These lights are EXTREMELY common everywhere on earth, especially for Streetlighting. They are the bright orange light you see coming from the streetlight outside your house
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan January 11, 2022
Short for Probe-Start Metal Halide. Metal Halide lamps are a form of HID (High Intensity Discharge) light source. They are usually used for Outdoor lighting, like in Floodlights. You can tell a Metal Halide lamp from a Mercury Vapor because of its Paper White light output. These lamps are very versatile and tough, and can last many years before they burn out, they also range in Wattage from 10 Watts to 20 kW (20,000 watts)
Did I mention they can explode when at EOL? (End Of Life)
Did I mention they can explode when at EOL? (End Of Life)
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan January 11, 2022
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan September 23, 2022
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan September 18, 2022
The greatest Formula Driver to never win a Championship. He competed in Formula 1 from 2001 to 2006 and is my favorite driver to date.
Person 1: Juan Pablo Montoya is the greatest to never win Championship
Person 2: What make him?
Person 1: Watching him race BMW M-Power V10s is incredibly entertaining, he used to beat Michael Schumacher too.
Person 2: What make him?
Person 1: Watching him race BMW M-Power V10s is incredibly entertaining, he used to beat Michael Schumacher too.
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan January 5, 2022
Mercury Vapor is a type of High Intensity Discharge Lighting. They are extremely reliable and can last upto 50 Years! They dont have the incredible color rendering Abilities of Metal Halide, or the Outstanding efficiency of HPS (High Pressure Sodium), which makes them the worst HID Light source out of the 3. These lamps were extremely popular back in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. They are being phased out but there are alot of them still out there, and you can still see them in streetlights, floodlights, and such.
by Valtteri Bottas 77 fan January 11, 2022