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Re: fogging

In Reply to: Where to order Raven Nuvis Thermal lens online? posted by _The Hare_ on December 11, 2002 at 02:37:16:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on December 12, 2002 at 12:08:26

: yeah, I love the auto-Choratic tinting but in the heat it fog's up like mad (I'm the kind of guy that can fog up anything--Dye Invasions fogged up in the store I was gonna buy them in--like 5 min. of testing)--Should have got Scott's thermal Stalkers?
The best that I've found is a Spectra thermal with a fan (Vortex fans are on sale for $25 now at pbgear.com) - because even a thermal will fog if the conditions are right.
Tom

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: : yeah, I love the auto-Choratic tinting but in the heat it fog's up like mad (I'm the kind of guy that can fog up anything--Dye Invasions fogged up in the store I was gonna buy them in--like 5 min. of testing)--Should have got Scott's thermal Stalkers? : The best that I've found is a Spectra thermal with a fan (Vortex fans are on sale for $25 now at pbgear.com) - because even a thermal will fog if the conditions are right. : Tom

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