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well one of them (forgot name) was for like 400$ and one of the DV members (also forgot name) saw that it was just a heart monitor you can get for about 30$, some wire, and some LED's so its a scam and there are no easy ways out 'sif there was wed all be using it! |
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Thread: Lucid Dream Goggles
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07-28-2005 05:47 AM #1Member
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Lucid Dream Goggles
Has enyone ever bought these? Do they help, or are they just a big marketing scam. It seems like they give off a light, but they look uncomfortable to wear and I don't think you can set them to wait 2hrs before you fall asleep and on top of that you need to be in REM to have it work. To me it looks like it would be a distraction and I would have trouble falling asleep and once I get to sleep I probably wouldn't even realize it. Btw, if you do have these how bright is the light?
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07-28-2005 07:00 AM #2Member
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07-28-2005 01:19 PM #3Member
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Hah, well it was hardly a scam. Overpriced, but not a scam.
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07-28-2005 09:46 PM #4Member
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ya its not a scam just wayyy overpriced it costs around 400$ and you can get all the parts to mmake it for about 40$
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07-29-2005 09:42 AM #5Member
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What parts do you need? I've been thinking about making something like that. How do devices like the NovaDreamer detect when you're in REM?
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