Talk:Insight Technology
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BetacommandBot (talk) 17:36, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Lack of proof in Subheading.
[edit]Under the "Manufacturing Process" subheader, there's a paragraph about the LA-16u laser target designator and gloves. After a rather extensive internet search, I've found no evidence that this paragraph can be backed up with a source. The original text is here:
"Quality control
Insight Technology has been known to push products out into the field with known issues. The most dangerous known issue is related to LA-16u/PEQ Handheld Laser Marker. During manufacturing and issue arose where the device would shutdown when the operator was wearing gloves. In a rush to meet deadlines, the production workers were informed to assemble the unit without gloves.The information was not relayed to the receiving company and could result in soldiers lives being risked."
As I've found nothing to back up this claim - not even hearsay evidence on an internet forum - I've deleted this section, as I feel it unfairly casts L3/Insight in a negative light.