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Posted for "S. Reeves" <sreeves@sc.rr.com>:

  That definitely looks really cool.  Price range?
  
  Steve
  
  
>Posted for "Rienk Ayers" <rienk.ayers@sreyaaviation.com>:
>
>  Steve,
>  You're better off getting a FLIR camera, such as what is available at
>  www.foresight-flir.com ; it lets you see at night, through smoke and
>  fog, and still lets you see all your instruments properly (even has its
>  own battery backup in case you lose all power). If you want the ultimate
>  in night time safety features, this is it. Though this is the one we are
>  working with, there are others as well.
>  RA