electric window shade!!!
September-17th-2002, 11:16 PM
#1
I Can Be Teh W1N!!!!
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Calgary
Posts: 1,870
electric window shade!!!
http://www.bridgeport.edu/sed/projec...cheikh/E1.html
i want this for my caR!!!!!!!! but no one has it!! bastards!
when cops pull you over for limo tint all around.. jsut flip the switch,., all goes clear.. he can't prove Sh*t!!!! MWAAA HAH A HA HA HA.. okay im done
i want this for my caR!!!!!!!! but no one has it!! bastards!
when cops pull you over for limo tint all around.. jsut flip the switch,., all goes clear.. he can't prove Sh*t!!!! MWAAA HAH A HA HA HA.. okay im done
September-18th-2002, 10:12 PM
#3
WAZZU
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Seattle,WA
Posts: 613
That is bad *** (sorry to repeat that)
I am wondering when this will become an option for our cars in the near future? Especially when you have to drive into the sun on the highway...in stop and go traffic...would definately cut down on the accidents that we have...
I am wondering when this will become an option for our cars in the near future? Especially when you have to drive into the sun on the highway...in stop and go traffic...would definately cut down on the accidents that we have...
September-18th-2002, 11:22 PM
#4
Show Layne some respect
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Long Island,NY
Posts: 2,458
This technology IS already available for the home - at a price, of course.
What I've seen are windows that go from clear to "frosted" with the flip of a switch. Awesome for bathrooms, big front doors, etc. They were not tinted, just frosted, bu the technology is the same.
I would expect this will creep into the BMW/Mercedes?other big-bucks cars market within 5 years or so. Once the maunfacturing costs start to become reasonable.
Actually - curved glass may be another hurdle. I'm not sure if the technology exists to MAKE this stuff in curved sections for automotive use, although it would function the same as flat panels.
We shall see, I guess......
~HH
What I've seen are windows that go from clear to "frosted" with the flip of a switch. Awesome for bathrooms, big front doors, etc. They were not tinted, just frosted, bu the technology is the same.
I would expect this will creep into the BMW/Mercedes?other big-bucks cars market within 5 years or so. Once the maunfacturing costs start to become reasonable.
Actually - curved glass may be another hurdle. I'm not sure if the technology exists to MAKE this stuff in curved sections for automotive use, although it would function the same as flat panels.
We shall see, I guess......
~HH
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