Does the reflector optic cap stay in assembly or need to be removed?
1122333
I left it in place. I still need to get load resistors to get rid of error message
1122334
The reflector cap did not need to be removed in my application. They installed the same as an oem bulb.
445674
I doubt it can be removed, but I haven't tried. I use it for a spotting scope and not a camera. It is stable and works for me.
1805504
I think the placement is about right. It keeps the speed light or source almost center. Remember point the light toward the back or side of the modifier, not the front. I think its perfectly normal. You could always call the people at Wescott, they are awesome!
515277
I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This should fit your light Brian, and a simple job. I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This... » Read More I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This should fit your light Brian, and a simple job. « Show Less
1811263
Interesting question. The head does not come off with normal effort. Seems Streamlight wants it returned 'if needed' to assure a correct repair.
2136961
I received an owners manual that showed basic assembly. the online full color guide I do not know what where to go for that. to properly align the mirrors google how to align a reflector telescope, to better explain how to use the telescope try how to use equatorial telescope mount
1101272
It attaches with a normal 2Phillips just like any reflector. The light itself clips into the mount and can be easily removed. If you leave the bike, just unclip the light and take it with you.
1380528
It is a switch that has to be moved in the direction (up) of the optic,then locks itself in place. If it does not then it is defective.
224998
It has a small translucent cap on the end that does not look like it comes off. But it does come off without trouble. That may be your issue as we tried it with the cap on first too.
298255
I don't know for sure, it is on project I have since sold. However, like many lens caps, I had to use two layers of black electrical tape (sliced in half) around the edge of the scope housing to make the caps fit tightly.
44767
Yes. It actually comes unassembled from the lens, and includes a tiny screwdriver to aid assembly. Reason: once you screw the lens onto your camera, you must position the sunshade by rotating it so that the shade does not show in the picture (field of view). Once the sunshade is attached you do not need to adjust it. I leave the sunshade on at all times. It holds the lens cap on when storing the lens in the cloth bag.
1073020
Yes the reflector disk can be removed and it would be possible to replace it with a translucent disk, just make sure the new disk has holes to put the rods through to hold it
92893
Negative, it is fully screw-tightened. In my case the quick detach was the mount itself but not the light attachment itself.
1854439
The base has an adhesive that is pretty durable. I'm using the base from my first Telrad I purchased over 20 years ago. It's still stuck on my telescope. I'm not sure why you'd want to mount the base with screws. Are you going to drill into your optical tube?
427938
The base and the scope are two different pieces and the screws holding them together must come up from the bottom. I have mine mounted and sighted and therefore I don't want to take it off. I know that Cabbalas has these in their display case here in Grand Junction ( at a higher price ) Maybe you you could look at one and determine if what you want to do is possible. I hope that I have been of some help.
416813
eye piece cap attaches to cord. end caps are attached to body and all may be removed
213593
While you can remove the plastic assembly by unscrewing the little black Phillips head screw on the front face of the light, it is a troublesome process that -- after purchasing the battery and fiddling with replacing it -- isn't worth it.I've gone through three Photon lights, and purchasing a new one for 10 bucks every year or so isn't a big deal to me.