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optical anti collision device ;-)

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ptoot

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Since a week or two I swim in a public pool that has a nice blue line but no T on the ends, as a result I have bumped my head on occasion. Also there's quite a bit of traffic in the pool at times.

Does anyone have experience with installing a lens/prism/thing that has the effect of a spheric mirror (the kind they have in shops), so I can tell if there's traffic or a pool wall ahead. Obviously, it should not dominate my view.

What did/would you use, a prism, a lens? What size and FL?

Thank you!
 
I tried the weight but ppl tend to pick it up, examine it and drop it in the wrong place.
I'll try a sticker and hope they don't mind
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