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T3D Re: Polarized Headlamps (TECH-3D digest 380)
- From: "William J. Carter, Ph.D." <wc@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: T3D Re: Polarized Headlamps (TECH-3D digest 380)
- Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1998 11:37:23 -0700
At 11:59 AM 10/8/98 -0600, Bob H. wrote:
>RE: When I was at Westinghouse Lamp Division as an engineer in
>photolamps...we had a lot of those headlamps with Polarized filters
>built in for testing in our Autolamp group.
How were they built in Bob? Was it a filter after the lamp? Or some other
arrangement?
>.... They thought that a visor type filter could be sold to
>cars without the windshield, but no way to insure all cars would be
>fitted..and the filtered windshield also dimmed night viewing.
I put a polarizing visor on my car, because here in California, we often get
low angle, bright sunlight at the "commute hour", and that can be VERY
disturbing! A polarized visor made one Heck of a difference to me! I
recommend everyone put a polarizer on their driver side visor.
>So it all fell to the wayside as too expensive and impractical to
>make universal.
Dang!
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