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Very cheap - Very effective

http://aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pspages/composicleanSolarScreen.php

Ken

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "billhogarty" <billhogarty@hughes.net>
To: <lml@lancaironline.net>
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: sun visors


> David:
>
> I installed Rosen sun-visors in my L-IVP although they had to be custom 
> contoured to fit properly.  The only time I use them is on long flights 
> into the sun altho my wife uses them a lot more than I do.  (same when we 
> drive)
>
> One thing to consider is head room.  When my gear folded on takeoff, the 
> plane pulled 6+ G's during ground impact.  The inertia reel on my shoulder 
> harness kept my head from hitting the windshield but it didnt prevent my 
> head from hitting the little red adjustment screw that protrudes from the 
> bottom of the visor.  Cost me 6 stitches.  (no more little red screw!!!)
>
> If you always fly/drive with sunglasses, you may not need them but since 
> this is one of the lowest $$$ options you can buy for a Lancair, why 
> not???
>
> Regards, Bill Hogarty
>