if it does not say polarized does that mean they are not polarized? I am looking for something that does not hinder the LCD dash board .
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I don't think they are polarized, but am not sure if they will hinder the LCD dashboard. One problem is that they hook on to my glasses and there is a small gap between the lens and my eye glasses lens, and the gap makes the image blurry when I look through them, so I can't drive with them.
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Generally speaking, sunglasses are not polarized if they are advertised as such because it is a feature that they can charge more for. That being said, these are NOT polarized. I tested mine for you by rotating a lens that I knew was polarized over them and they did not turn dark.
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When I installed this in my polarized stern light socket (two contacts in the baseplate, on opposite sides) it only worked in one orientation, which leads me to believe that like all LED bulbs, it is polarized, but the side pins only hold it in the socket, they are not the electrical connection. IMHO
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My monitor shows the same orientation as if I were looking into the rear view mirror mounted on my windshield. If someone behind me held up a sign the monitor would show the sign backwards as if looking at the sign with a mirror. This is the same orientation as factory installed monitors that I have seen.
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The kind I bought appears to be linearly polarized. But I think I came across circularly polarized filters when I was shopping.
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No they are not polarized - they are simply shooting glasses that work great for me at the range. Of course they are made in China. What isn't these days.
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Since we're dealing with diodes I'd say polarity needs to observed. The good thing is you no harm if it's not right. It just won't light.
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I was emailed by amazon and asked to reply to your question. Bottom line is the ones I got are only two wire (brown and green ) and polarity does not matter with them. You are safe testing by randomly touching the wires to the battery leads to find out what will work.
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Sorry, but I don't remember. Mine was used with a 12v DC converter for a light strip, so polarity is a definite concern
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They are not polarized. I have used them on a daily basis for well over a year for running and cycling and they are durable and have met my expectations. I'm pleased with the purchase.
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The product picture shows polarized prongs, if you magnify it (hover mouse over the picture) you can see. Assuming this is an accurate picture, looks like the answer to your question is "Yes."
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The mount tilts the phone backward slightly so as long as the dash is fairly level you should have no problem seeing it.
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I have the same issue. Its likely that either the LCD is not correctly polarizing, or the display 'glass' (plastic) has a polarization issue. Kind of odd that QA would not catch this.. :(
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Mine came set for normal but you can change a setting in the menu to set it to reverse and it stays that way even when you disconnect it. I shorted the trigger wire to power and attached a cigarette lighter connection to it. That way we just plug it in and it's on. You can see what the idiots behind you are doing all the time. Can't see much with polarized sunglasses though, it's basically an aid for the copilot then.
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I just spoke to the Customer service desk at Eagle Eyes, he stated that the lenses ARE polarized which agrees with the product description on eagleeyes.com.Eagle eyes do make non-polarized glasses but these are not one of them.
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No, it is not polarized. Most plugs have a wider prong then the other one. This does not, both prongs are the same.
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If yours have to be pointed at the TV, then I would guess they are optically connected to the TV instead of RF. If so, these are not for your TV. These require the TV connect to the glasses via radio frequency and that will maintain a connection regardless of orientation.
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Polarity should not be an issue. Also these are probably a little large for an instrument cluster. Check for cross reference guide for what you have now.