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Yes they cloud if you allow direct sun into the lenses. This has happened with a pair of through beams (HL 2-32) that I have. Instead of waiting 2 months for them to have a vacation to Switzerland I decided to go at it myself. Take off the cover like you are going to change the batteries. Remove the 5 small phillips head screws and take off the cover with the battery tray. You can then remove the lens unit from the rest of the case (it will slide out) and easily clean it. With the lenses removed you can notice spots on the ABS plastic case has been melted from the sun, causing the clouding. I am very anxious to see the DBH racing sunsheild to help eliminate this chore. Time to clean 2 sets of HL 2-32 cells, 30 minutes. Do it yourself!!

PS I do remember trying to do this with an older HL 2-11 and found more sealed parts, not easy to clean.
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Just opened up some of my cells and cleaned as described. The lens unit did not want to slide out easily until i flexed the wings of the case out and then it released. The melted ABS plastic case is a site to see. Solar energy at its finest. The TAG Visor is still undergoing testing but all results are positive.
Ok so it is not quite ready for comercial sales but you get the idea. Notice that the sun is low and directly into the photocell as shown by the shadow from the post. The visor blocks all but a small bit at the bottom. Protoype features high strength NASTAR adhesives bearing the race crews favorite bib number Cool

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