just in case anyone finds this info usefull > >>Edmond Scientific (www.edsci.com) has a variety of polarizing > >>plastic films. They don't have green, but they have what looks > >like a light gray. > > > >does anyone know of anything that can replace the green filter > >that has been tested? > > Any polarizing filter will work, just be sure to get enough that > you can twist it to the right orentation. I don't recall which > way the polarizers on the TI are oriented (and it probably varies > by revision anyway), but you will have to twist it around to find > the best fit. > I have tried several different filters on my calcs, and have yet > to see one not work. Just be sure you don't get a defraction > grating instead of a polarizing lense. > > I can't post to the list from this address, you might want to copy > this there if you find it useful. > > DK > > __
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- Subject: TI polarizing lense
- From: "David Knaack" <dknaack@hotmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 07:14:24 PDT
>In a message dated 7/26/98 1:55:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, >sampablo2@juno.com writes: >> >>Edmond Scientific (www.edsci.com) has a variety of polarizing >>plastic films. They don't have green, but they have what looks >like a light gray. > >does anyone know of anything that can replace the green filter >that has been tested? Any polarizing filter will work, just be sure to get enough that you can twist it to the right orentation. I don't recall which way the polarizers on the TI are oriented (and it probably varies by revision anyway), but you will have to twist it around to find the best fit. I have tried several different filters on my calcs, and have yet to see one not work. Just be sure you don't get a defraction grating instead of a polarizing lense. I can't post to the list from this address, you might want to copy this there if you find it useful. DK ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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