I have a 22" diagonal monitor which magnifier do i need ?
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You cannot find anything for 22 but I used the 19 and so far every one loves it.
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Sorry, just noticed this question. No, I have never used a magnifier. My sight is set one slot back from fully forward and there is just enough room for my flip down rear BUS to clear it. Hope that helps.
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If you don't want wobbly but a mount that can move to the side get an eotech or aimpoint magnifier.
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27 and 22 will fit. I currently have 2 x 27 in monitors set up. No issues. It will not tip over unless it's not screwed tightly to desk
1391447
Star diagonal for CPC 1100 is 1.25" per Celestron, these are 2". Google how to attach 2" to your scope, you may need an extra adapter most likely. Experts say cpc 1100 is fine with 1.25", you will only get more stray light with 2"
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I currently have 2x 28" BenQ monitors and I (by pulling off the end-caps) am able to angle them just fine. 2x 24" should be just fine.
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Call the monitor company and give them the model of your computer. It's relatively difficult otherwise.
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Only the screen itself. I bought the magnifier even tho my screen is 22 inches. I still use it and LOVE it!
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The short answer is display port. The long answer is for basic computing and monitors under 22", you won't see a difference between the three interfaces. It depends on if what you are doing is video intensive and what the system you are connecting your display to can support. I only use business applications. You are better off bouncing this question off a gamer or designer if you are looking to use it for that.
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Yes, that's what I have and to be honest send your money on a Larue mount, this one was not good enough for my set up. it would not hold center, I would use this on a .22 that's it. I have a M&P; 15 .556, and if your going to spend the money on a Aimpoint, don't go cheap on the magnifier, I hope this helps.Steve
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It depends....anything up to 23" or 24", so probably a Asus VS248H-P? Largest possible size but of course you'll be buying two. I find 22" is large enough for my needs, though. Not sure what your application is but if you're just trying to get two monitors even 20" is useful for most users.
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The magnifier screen has a lot of room for maneuvering. The one I bought is on a 21" screen. The hanging arms have several inches of play.
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There is a nice video on You Tube reviewing the combination of the Ultra Shot and SightMark 5X magnifier:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxK70LZ_Jjs
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The magnifier drops out of the way most likely will not cause you a problem I will look at mine but you probably can turn the mount around
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You might try something like a digital magnifier, that would probably be your best option. I looked online for you and found this one:http://www.firststreetonline.com/product.jsp?id=30803It is much more expensive but it's made for magnifying books, letters and such. I looked on amazon but the 2 magnifiers they have available don't seem to be as good. I hope this helps.
201525
Glass magnifier, metal head, with covering. But I prefer a good LED headlamp and a pair of 2.0 reading glasses. They go where you need them, aren't constrained to one small work area, and you can see every bit as good, if not better. The desk lamp shakes and sways and your vision is no clearer.
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I have 24" monitors. I use a 20 degree angle. You could do a 90 but you will lose a little bit of the screen real estate past 45