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Old July 21st 05, 11:27 PM
Richard Clark
 
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On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 16:17:13 -0500, (Richard
Harrison) wrote:

From Lincoln`s Reference: Glare is said to reduce the ability to see,
and hastens fatigue. Glare is wasted since it lowers the effectiveness
of useful light. Glare is high light energy over a measurable period of
time from above normal angles of vision (30 to 90-degrees above the
vertical). I think this means you don`t want a bright light shining in
your eyes. It`s glaring and impairs vision for awhile.


Hi Richard,

Your continued research into the topic that the originator could not
identify reveals the problems of Glare being a subjective response and
not a technical specification.

However, I have already provided technical clues to answer:
"What is the wavelength of Glare?"
that has so far evaded absolutely any response from our binary
engineer.

So far the suggestions have been that it matters to a WHO, and there
is a practical WHY to reveal the WHEREFORE. The differences in
Photopic and Scotopic vision narrow down the wavelength, but there is
a vast gulf between them. Even being a binary choice, there is still
the chance of being wrong that puts the gag on his stepping forward
with an answer. In the end I will be alone in completing this I
suppose. It will cap off my full mathematical treatment and the
exposure of this full cancellation that is TEN TIMES BRIGHTER THAN THE
SUN ;-)

This topic of Glare, being his alone, has subsequently been identified
by him as being inconsequential detail, or better yet, wholly from my
distorted imagination (but only when I examine this point).

There is still much to mine here. With errors so abundant, it is
difficult to choose any one aspect and not have to correct three
aspects of its distortions.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC
 
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