this glasses works with ZERO FLICKER?
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I have seen no flicker with my ESG601s. I view with an Optoma HD131 projector.
1808254
I have 3 pairs. I've not noticed any flicker and neither has any one else in my family. Your mileage may vary!
685081
No. No candle flicker. Just blinking, strobing, and consistently maintaining.
1381741
Be sure 1) you have a 3D video playing, 2) your TV is playing the 3D content, 3) the polarity is correct - i.e., left vs right. My 3DTV Corp glasses have the images reversed sometimes, and I need to change polarity on my projector. The glasses should not change color when they are on/off. Do all 4 glasses act the same way? If yes, then do some research - user reviews for example - and try buying one pair of another kind. If they work then buy 3 more pair.
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Hi. I honestly can't say if these would work at the theater with 3D movies because these glasses need to connect to a DLP source such as TV's and/or projectors. I think what the theaters use are "PASSIVE" meaning they don't use batteries (lenses are blue and red) while these glasses are "ACTIVE" (using batteries to control the lenses using refresh rate). So I'm not sure if these would work in the theaters. One thing for sure is that when it's in the "OFF" position, the lenses are clear. When you switch it in the "ON" position, the lenses turn dark. I hope I answered your questions. Hi. I honestly can't say if these would work at the theater with 3D movies because these glasses need to connect to a DLP source such as TV's and/or projectors. I think what the theaters use are "PASSIVE" meaning they don't use batteries (lenses are blue and red) while these glasses are "ACTIVE" (using batteries to control the lenses using refresh rate). So I'm not sure if these would work in the theaters. One thing for sure is that when it's in the "OFF" position, the lenses are clear. When you switch it in the "ON" position, the lenses turn dark. I... » Read More Hi. I honestly can't say if these would work at the theater with 3D movies because these glasses need to connect to a DLP source such as TV's and/or projectors. I think what the theaters use are "PASSIVE" meaning they don't use batteries (lenses are blue and red) while these glasses are "ACTIVE" (using batteries to control the lenses using refresh rate). So I'm not sure if these would work in the theaters. One thing for sure is that when it's in the "OFF" position, the lenses are clear. When you switch it in the "ON" position, the lenses turn dark. I hope I answered your questions. « Show Less
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Mine does not flicker when either raising or lowering the light level on any setting. Based on this limited data I would conclude that flickering is not normal. LOL, I say that because given a choice between not flickering or flickering, NOT flickering seems to be more reassuring (normal)! Have you contacted the manufacturer?
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You can buy the silicone dipped bulbs that flicker. Both are sold: flicker and steady light.
1048690
There is a key you need to use to turn the light on which is odd in that you need to remember to activate them before dark. By the same token, it preserves the solar. We've not had issues with flickering or other motions turning them on. I hope that helps. Write us at long_mike@live.com if you have further questions.
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You can order these glasses in any power--including zero--no power at all. Looking through them is like looking through slightly yellow glass, so no, they don't affect your vision at all--except to filter out the blue wavelengths that can damage your eyes.
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I have two and have not noticed any flickers. I use the on a dimmer and they are great.
1641156
Unless you have some diming, or modulation feature to change the intensity of the light, they do not flicker on their own.
411450
They work well with my 60" plasma 1080 LG smart tv. They are active glasses and battery last pretty long. Quality is okay not the best. I Purchase some universal 3d glasses from best buy and its the same thing
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No, I haven't noticed any flickering and have been using two of them for quite some time.
230987
well, it does have a flickering effect. I didnot try to see if that mode can be turned off. Its not that prominent though, I hope it helps.
1518129
They have an anti flicker resistor just plug n play. But thw customer service sucks the worst. I had to keep on them to refund my money. Due to an issue with moisture inside the housing of the lights.
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They shouldn't flicker unless there is a loose connection of some sort. Are you experiencing a problem with them? Thank you, Ty Devereaux OffRoad Innovations
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I have them installed in an 81 VW rabbit with updated wiring from a 98 Jetta, and I have no issues, they plug right into standard sealed beam plugs and project a bright steady light. No flicker issues. For the price I'm guessing there's some fancy wiring/circuit board inside the light. They are a I heavy quality feeling unit.
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No flickering problem here. Is it on a dimmer? If so, check the type. An older dimmer might mess with your leds.