Re: MD: backlights

[Erik Arneson]

On 24 Jul 00, Greg Conquest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 A general note, some flashlights sold for military and camping use come
 with a red filter (often stored in the base.) These lights are designed
 to read maps without giving away positions to the enemy (or to
 bears???), so this might work well also.

Astronomers use them too.  The red filter is used because it doesn't
cause your pupils to adjust to a different level of light, so you aren't
blinded for a few moments when you turn the flashlight off.

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Re: MD: backlights

[Spector]

I think the original MZ-R1 had a backlight feature. This is something that's
been on my wish list for a while. Someday...


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Re: MD: backlights

[susan]

I would love backlight for my sharp 722, i do all my recording outside and
have varying conditions.
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