[NSRCA-discussion] Glasses

[Rick Wallace]

Nat - 
lots of personal preference on this. 
 
I like prefer w/ polarized sunglasses. My prescription is a little finicky, and I haven't had the guts to spend the $$ on 'different seeming' prescrip sunglasses. - so best solution for me is to fly w/ my regular glasses and add sunglasses over them.
 
I've tried lots of fitover types of sunglasses, and am now using - and liking a lot -- Foster Grant polarized clipons. They come in gray or brown, are less than $10 a pair, and they introduce NO optical perceptible distortion. Brown is good for hazy days and seems to give a slightly brighter image than the gray, which are great on really bright days. 
 
A couple of days each year, when conditions are just wrong, the polarization will make some clouds look REALLY bright, but in a minute or two I stop noticing it. 
 
As for TX screens - just rotate the transmitter (or your head) about 90 degrees - clockwise or counterclockwise... and the screen will be clearly readable w/ the glasses. 
 
 


From: natpenton at centurytel.netTo: nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.orgDate: Sat, 12 May 2007 13:55:37 -0600Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] Glasses



I need to acquire new prescription sunglasses. Do I want polarized lenses ?? If only one pair what tint ?? Can I get by with just one tint ?       Thanks     Nat
 
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