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June 13th 13, 03:01 PM
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SUN GLASSES
On Jun 13, 4:02*am, Doug Mueller wrote:
DO NOT FLY WITH NON POLORIZED LENS! by doing so you trick your eye into opening wider because of the shade. Remember polorization is used to protect from UV light. If you open your eye wider by non polarized glass you expose your eye to that UV light. You will damage your eye much quicker. It is not a function of can you see your instruments or not. Do not be mislead into this kind of thinking...... Most glider canopies are not made with polorized protection. There has been some amazing misinformation posted on RAS but this post has to take first prize! Andy 
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