Posted by: Razorpb on May 19, 2003 at 14:12:20

Yes thermal lenses can fog, if you get hot enough condensation will form on the inner lens, it seems to get worse as the lenses age as well, try using a head band to soak up some of the excess, I've found it to help immensely, I just use strips of an old bath towel. Have a couple on hand per day and switch them out when they get bad. The mask fans help alot as well, but the're around $50, or make your own with a small computer fan, an 9v and a switch. Hope it helps. Razor : Find a Mask that vents to your likings and don't forget your amonia-free glass cleaner + anti-fog coating. . . other than that it's a matter of keeping Cool (your head) and breathing exercises.

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