How can you attach magnifier with battery grip? Screw on grip seems too short.
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In my review I listed how to build one. Took 45 min bending metal and 3 hours to wait for epoxy to cure. http://www.amazon.com/2-8x-3-0-Viewfinder-Magnifier-Extender/dp/B009X6H8ZW/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1426875160&sr=8-17&keywords=2.8+x+3+viewfinder#customerReviews
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In my review I listed how to build one. Took 45 min bending metal and 3 hours to wait for epoxy to cure. 2.8x 3.0" 3:2 LCD Viewfinder Magnifier Eyecup Extender V3 for Canon 600d 60d T3i
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I would pesonaly remove the 1/4 screw and use the screw that is on the battery grip to replace the origional place of the stock 1/4 screw mount. The only issue i could find with this is have the connection from the battery grip not being able to reach from a gap that will occur from the magnetic mount. Hope this helps!
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I just opened my Maglite to check, You still need the screw on retaining ring. You could probably hot glue it into place.
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3 1/4 inches with an inset of a stronger magnifier of about 1 inch diameter
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Absolutely. There are two screws that attach the base of the magnifier body to the mount, simply reverse the tube. When mounted this way, you squeeze the button rearward with a finger and flick the magnifier to the right with your thumb. I actually find this method easier than the standard push-thumb claw grip over the top, and reset is even easier. It sounds weird to anyone who is used to the usual way, but it takes about thirty seconds to adapt. I like this much better.
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This handy little tool is useable with or without the light on. This magnifier needs two (2) AAA batteries (not included) to light the two9@0 bright LED lights. You can use it as a normal magnifier without turning the kights on.Fair Winds and Following Seas!stam peden
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There should be software that came with the mouse. When installed it should be in the control panel. Click on the mouse icon and a menu of choices appears. Under Buttons click the drop down menu for the button you want to magnify and there is a long list of options. The button on the side is listed as Magnify as a default but you can change any button to do what you want. Hope this is clear enough. Regards
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try inside the mouse....where the batteries go...there is a little slot in there for it
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A magnifier isn't designed to work with this kind of optic from what I understand. Plus mine didn't work anyways, so it would be pointless.
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They are a bit tricky, but with a magnifying glss, good eyes and facile fingers it won't take long. I think the battery type ix L1131They're small, also have writing 0111 and VINNIC on them. These are the best magnifiers I've found, except for the small batteries
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It's easy Mate. You carefully unscrew the base. Two of the AA's batteries insert one way..the third the other way. + \ -. The screwcap has two springs..and i tried using that as a guide for a while before I realized, there are two notches in the tailcap...one slightly larger than other...that only allow you to mount the batteries perfectly.
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Yes, if you unscrewed the magnifier mounting post from the right side and repositioned it on the left. This should be quite easy to do.
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It should have a screw. After you remove the screw you will see were the batteries go.
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There are screws on the upper side of the saw. Remove those, place the light's mount into place, and return the screws through the mount into the original holes.
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Mine came with the screw on magnifier and a standard mount. If you want a lower 1/3 co-witness you will have to buy the high mount separately.
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No, a scope would fit. As far as being strong enough for the scope to hold zero it is not. Good for only a magnifier.
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You can click on this web siteCarson Multi-Power LED Lighted Pocket Magnifier (PM-33)to get the questions you asked answered...swipte and copy and paste in your address bar...good luck...hope this answers your question...I keep mine in my shirt pocket every day...
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That's how I do it but I'm a female and my glasses and head are probably smaller than yours.They're the same width as my store bought magnifiers so I just place them in front of the magnifiers.