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September 22nd 04, 06:36 AM
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I don't know the technical reasons for this. I just remember reading it
somewhere. I think that most of the "pilot" sunglases you will see are Non-polorized. Jon Kraus PP-ASEL-IA Student Mooney purchaser Bryan Mason bmason wrote: On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 22:45:00 GMT, Jon Kraus wrote: Get whatever you want but make sure that you get Non-polorized lenses. It makes seeing your instruments easier. Why is this? I know that polarized lenses cause weird problems with LCD panels, but how do polarized lenses make the aircraft instruments harder to see? -- Bryan 
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