>It was probably just me. I've freely admitted for years that I'm...
er..."odd."
>
>- ---
>Scott Gomez
>
>>From: Sean Davis [mailto:sfdavis@xxxxxxxx]
>>Subject: RE: [OM] Eyecup question
>>
>>I've worn toric lenses for years and never had such problems. Mine
have
>>always served me perfect no matter which direction my head was facing
:)
>> Maybe you had a bad brand? Then again maybe I'm just used to it...
>>
>>Sean D.
>>
>>> They drove me nuts, as you can feel them rotate. Plus, if you tip
your
>>> head off to one side or the other, they rotate to the *wrong*
position and
>>> screw up your vision. Regular contacts serve me just fine.
>>>
>>> ----
>>> Scott Gomez
Well Scott,
You may be "odd" but you are not alone.
Over the years a few of our racing customers have stepped up from the
Sedans to Formula cars and reported their vison drastically deteriorated
when cornering. Turns out the Sedans can only corner at about 1g but
the Formula cars are 1.5g and up. The only solution for these guys was
to wear their glasses inside their helmets.
I have not "heard" of any Pilots with the same issues, usually the
gravity vector is pointed through the bottom of the airplane, but
military and aerobatics guys regularly see negative g. I would expect
them to have similar problems. I think it must be an issue of
magnitude.
Mike Butler
Dublin, California
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