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April 5th 10, 04:20 AM
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Polarized Sun Glasses and PDAs
On Apr 4, 6:47*pm, Michael Reid wrote:
All, I'm picking out a new pair of sunglasses for soaring and I had a few questions. Has anyone had problems seeing their PDA while flying with Polarized lenses? Is anyone flying with Oakley black iridium polarized lenses? Thanks, Michael 'BK' Using an Ipaq 39xx and polarized Eagle Eyes I can see the screen fine. Gets rid of the glare. The glasses do not have a dark tint. What Bob said. 
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