Re: Looking for IR detection equip

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From: Alan Waterman
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 1989 04:44

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You won't be able to actually see the beams. The best thing is to get
an IR visor to see body heat with. The problem is finding a small one
that you can actually afford.

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From: sorka@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Alan Waterman)
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Subject: Re: Looking for IR detection equip
Keywords: laser IR
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