[rollei_list] Which is better for eyeglass wearers? MAXWELL or BEATTIE?
- From: "michael Sta. Maria" <littlwing5@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:57:03 -0800 (PST)
hi all,
just wanted your opinion on which focusing
screen is better for eyeglass wearers like me. I've
read that the Maxwell hi-lux is great because of it's
brightness but doesn't quite "snap" into focus easily.
Also, the Beattie screens are great because they do
"snap" into focus fairly well, but aren't as bright as
the Maxwells. Which one should I get? Oh by the way,
did I mention that I wear eyeglasses? Any opinions are
greatly appreciated. Thanks,
MIKE...
--- Bob Shell <bob@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On Monday, January 24, 2005, at 02:32 AM, Ardeshir
> Mehta wrote:
>
> > Plus one idea for which I haven't yet filed any
> papers, a much more
> > revolutionary one: a continuous-combustion turbine
> engine with a vaned
> > combustion chamber made of ceramic - which would
> permit very high
> > temperatures of combustion, far higher than
> achievable in metal
> > combustion chambers - possessing very few moving
> parts (in its simplest
> > form, the engine would possess just two moving
> parts). The idea,
> > automobile-wise, is, of course, to generate
> electricity which would
> > then derive the wheels - thereby resulting in a
> hybrid auto. But my
> > engine would far lighter than a conventional
> reciprocating engine of
> > the same power, and would moreover use low-grade
> fuel.
> >
>
> Chrysler's turbo car had one major problem, the
> exhaust was so hot that
> it would cause severe burns if you walked behind the
> car. Cooling the
> exhaust is a major problem with very high
> temperature turbines for
> automotive use.
>
> Bob
>
>
>
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