can i use this magnifier with my 37 " PC monitor?
920131
It connects on a TV with video cables (red/yellow I believe). I don't know if your monitor has this type of input. The bigger issue with the device is how small the scanned area for magnification is, so that constant left-right panning is needed to read even a narrow newspaper column.
920132
have no idea do not know whether works with pc. bought for my mother who uses it to read booksenlarged off tv screen.
2241217
I have never use this sight with a magnifier, but you can cowittness this on an A2 sight plain..
1739116
I am not that technical to imagine how you would use it unless you were making it smaller....but then as I said, I am not that technical to be able to build a projector. The magnifier is made of some type of plastic but isn't very flexible which I think would be a good idea for a projector.
1621358
same problem. my wife used a screw-plug to keep from 'flipping'. she has no use for the magnifier side. the manufacturer should be advised that this item has a serious flaw.
1508738
Just an opinion, you most likely could however I wouldn't recommend it. It's designed for people who have Mac laptops and want to plug into a bigger screen. Not really useful for PC or anything else. Dell offers ultra sharp monitors that are amazing. As a designer, I've use the ultra sharp for several years and it's fantastic! Hope this helps
2069141
Possibly. But there is a large height difference between the scope mount and the forward picatinny rail. With the correct riser on the magnifier it might work. But I don't know how well it will work with sight and magnifier on 2 different rails. But I don't know if you can find a riser for the magnifier that will still allow you to use the iron sights. Which was important to me. Because expensive optics probably will not fail. But iron sights always work. And the m1a has phenomenal iron sights.
1796756
Yes it sure could. I have one eye that had a retina bleed and went almost blind and I can see to string beads on the elastic. It has two sides so I'm sure if one side isn't enough turn the magnifier over and that side will be stronger.
415183
You're not doing anything wrong. The eye relief is very short for this magnifier. In order to get full sight picture your eye has to be that close.
1421341
Oh definitely. As long as the sight image is not in a radically different spot that is not lined up with the magnifier, it should be fine. Heck, I have my set about six inches forward of my magnifier (would have to wear glasses to shoot, otherwise) and it works fine.
1116493
The one we have has a pretty short focal length if you want it to get higher magnification. However, if can focus farther but with much less magnification. If you are doing PC boards you may be better off with something else like a stand magnification lamp.
553216
Yes. I'm using it for an older 21" computer monitor. I had to get longer bolts and some washers, though.
2248374
As long as you have sufficient magnification, either should be ok. My scope with digital imager installed has ~60x as it's lowest magnification and that works fine.
322704
I sit in an oversized recliner with the light right beside my chair and I'm able to use the magnifyer. You can also clip the magnifyer to a table top if you need it closer.
624000
Without personal experience I can't say for certain, but I did check UTG 4.0" ITA Red/Green Dot Sight's amazon page and there is a picture of the sight being used with the magnifier. Soooooo I would assume the answer is yes.
789712
Yes. The height of the scope is the same height of a standard magnifier, so it will work.
489102
Yes, that is the standard configuration for most monitors up to 23". Works great with my Gateway monitor.
1016263
sorry, I don't know. I mounted a 27inch viewsonic monitor on mine, no troubles whatsoever.