I have troubles looking over blind spots due to my neck and vision issues.My car is a Hyundai Sonata (midsize sedan), would the 2x2 or 3x3 work better
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the 2x2 will work better for a mid size. I have the 2x on my Honda Pilot, and a 3x on our Suburban. I my opinion the 3 is too big for a mid size it won't leave much mirror space..
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Depending on the size of your specific telescope, this will either work very well (with larger telescopes) or will cause the image to be dimmer (in smaller telescopes. In order for the 3X to work best, it requires a scope that has better light gathering characteristics, which usually mean the larger the better.
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Well it depends how far are you shooting in my neck of the woods. 3x9 is fine. I like 3x9 I leave Lt on 3 while walking in just in case I jump something.On 3 I can focus quickly on a target . The only time I adjust higher is when sitting once I spot something or when target shooting. I normally target shoot 50- 200 yards with no problem with 3x9 either way its a wonderful scope you be happy.
721993
This is my secon d pair of glasses and they fit over my nose piece and are so very very helpful driving when it is dark and also during the day if it is gloomy. I have 2 sizes and they both are wonderful. I have tri focals and they are fine no problem with them at all.
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Yes both wide angle the convex is better if you have a blind spot in your car
985688
I Have Them On My Two Vehicles. It Shows Me Those Blind Spots That I Thought I Could See. Being Me, I Would Put Them On Every Vehicle.. But That's Just Me...
1259088
For I truck I would recommend larger mirrors. These small ones are ideal for cars. I use 3 inch on truck/suv mirrors.
1839168
The Flex is not ideal for headlights, but I use it at times, As for backing plates I have never looked for anything in 3 inch. I already have two DAs with 3 inch.
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We installed this into my wife's auto. It really depends on the angle of your setting. We did find that using the mirror's up/down angle lever helps. Placing anti-glare on the rear window would help as well. I think the issue is the amount of light coming in through the rear window vs the display is what is causing to poor visibility.
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It all depends on where you live and whether or not the local police would ticket you for using the larger (3.0) version which obscures the license plate. Gvien the size difference the 3.0 wouold proivde better bumper protection.
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My friend that owns the convex drives an XB I can see out the back passenger windows. They are both "wide angle" but the convex covers a larger area, IMO.
825848
You should look for 2 din size on your manual, is like double sport on the car
678779
I have 5 inch so that I am able to see better when driving. Your eyes are not as good when you age.
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The 10 X will be problematic to look at the back of your head. The normal side will do it without a problem. The focal distance of the 10 X will be the issue since it is so short... bobp
989805
there more like for a suv with just 2 rows. I wouldn't recommend getting them for a car
512151
If you have a steady hand this will work for you, but I'd suggest opera type telescopic glasses for this use. - (vision impaired myself) and use this for street signs, bus numbers, shop signs etc.
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Go for the one that has the most contrast. It will give you a better and better sight picture.