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.> In article <16838D3DA.ST21510@VM.CC.LATECH.EDU> ST21510@VM.CC.LATECH.EDU writes:
> >time seeing that).  If I put an IR emmiter in the door that shines up
> >through the glass, could that cause the sensor to think there is more
> >light coming through then there actually is?  Right now they only check
> > 
> >Roger.
If you shine the leds in the edge of the glass, you should get a good
demo of total internal reflection. Practically no light will come out
through the face of the glass, it will all go out the edges. You can check it
with visible light. It is what enables optical fibre to work.
> 
>  There is a reason why it is a legal limit. Perhaps it is because is safer
> if the tint is reduced?  In my experience, you can seriously reduce your
> visibility at dusk if the other car's lights are not on.  Do you know if there
> are any places where you can get the tint tested? Do you know what is the legal
> limit?  For all you know, you might even be within it.
> 
I'll second that. I'd prefer not to be on the road with a bunch of guys
who can't see.
Graham B