Have you hud about this ? :-)
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I'd rather not have the combiner in front of my eyes inside the helmet.
If they mounted it on a pole 10 feet in front of the helmet it might be quite noisy ?
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The HUD in my car is brilliant, I think I could like this if it’s done well
How ever have I managed to live without Opticson all these years. Then again, I'm not a fighter pilot.
Consumerism is alive & well it seems.
Consumerism is alive & well it seems.
Mine too. I love it. It was a feature that came with the car that I didn't care about, but it's actually brilliant.
Some startup company did a lid like this a few years ago, but ended up going bust.
Ugh, no thanks
Great, lets hope many other manufacturers take this up
For all the naysayers, unless you've experienced a Hud display, you dont know how good they are.
For all the naysayers, unless you've experienced a Hud display, you dont know how good they are.
Conversely my car came with HUD and I just don't see the point of it, I find it of zero benefit.
Would I spec a new car with it? No. Would I want it on my crash helmet? Absolutely not.
Would I spec a new car with it? No. Would I want it on my crash helmet? Absolutely not.
My car as an HUD. I really like it.
I have all the basic information + navigation direction at glance. Works well.
I wouldn't mind it on a motorbike, but, as I was saying on the first post, I could do without all the extra hardware strapped inside my helmet, where the absorption zone should be or by having extra (lose) pieces of plastic in front of my eyes.
I ride with my visor open much of the time when on the RT 
I tried the Google glasses for work a few years ago, and I was impressed but it never happened.
I tried the Google glasses for work a few years ago, and I was impressed but it never happened.
I'd need my reading glasses on to see that so close up.
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