SpinDoc7
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Drat. I was hoping the glass would completely darken. In south Florida, this glass panel will increase the greenhouse effect too much even with the glass darkened.
Do we know for sure if that was in fact the darkest setting? He doesn't specifically state what setting it was at, just that the transition from light to dark is slower than dark to light...Drat. I was hoping the glass would completely darken. In south Florida, this glass panel will increase the greenhouse effect too much even with the glass darkened.
Even if there is enough light to see inside the windshield?I don't think you can draw any conclusions from this picture. It appears to be dusk, so there would be little light inside the cabin.
Windshields are not tinted. Any amount of tint has significant effect on the ability to see in, especially in lower light conditions.Even if there is enough light to see inside the windshield?