Could the prisms be removed, rotated 180 degrees, and reinserted? I want to look up not down, alternative other belay glasses for rock climbers.
1081719
It doesn't seem that way; I tried. However, it's hard to say for sure, because if you look closely, there may be a possibility that they can be pried out. I'm afraid to try though because I don't want to break mine. I'd say it's worth buying them anyway. They're not that expensive. Even if you're unable to rotate the lenses, they would be of great use if you like to read in bed or play on your phone. If not, they could be a great gift to someone who does. I can't live without them! I hope that helps. :-)
1081720
I don't thing so, they are built pretty solid into the frame. What if you were to some how flip the frame upside down to fit your ears instead of the prisms inside?
1081721
No, the prisms are pretty much fixed. The other concern I would have is the narrow perspective, and the change in way visualized objects move, can make you feel unsteady.
1081722
Hello, Thank you for your question. I do not believe these can be removed without breaking the item.
1081723
no and that just can read phone and table if you use it to watch tv then TV will be smaller
1029660
Yes, this mount can be rotated. Have to loosen one screw and position it to your liking.
788516
It is not actually a prism, it is a straight-through optical diopter sight. Kind of like a microscope. The original K&R/Eschenbach/Wilkie brand German march compasses on which these compasses are based utilized machined threads in the diopter housing and you could adjust the focus by rotating the black eyepiece. This compass may have either a nonadjustable eyepiece or one that is improperly constructed, thus may not be adaptable to your eyesight.
432479
I don't see why not. I think the leverage/friction may hold the glasses in, but I'd try it carefully first!
317435
I dont know if its possible unless you can get something sturdy to attach it to and keep the telescope balanced. You can try looking for a table top tripod but the telescope has to be secure otherwise it might fall because its heavy and bulky
1661289
If you pull them forward on the earpieces, I don't think you would have a problem. I've worked on plumbing with mine on, canoed, and climbed with them on with no problem. You should make sure your glasses are not loose and properly adjusted.
902710
I don't think so. I did flip one around backwards as they are tapered at one end, that is the best I could do.
613656
You will have to undo the nylon straps on the frame. It is not that difficult to do .
1314044
Yes the bows could be taken off without damaging the glasses. It may damage the bow though.
1650838
I don't see why not. I don't know if you'd get the best viewing angle that low though. I'd go with one that straps on that you can remove, because once it's installed it's not easily reversible.
1813268
Not convieniently...everything in viewfinder is upside down. I would suggest a good pair of binoculars instead of this item.
49110
i not know but would think it is possible as long as adjustments on mirror are flexable. i have one on end of straight bar an would do as you sugest allso.
2066276
It's possible but not easy. I did so with an oscillating saw + plastic blade then reattaching them inverted with hot glue. It's not pretty but it's cheap.
961074
I have no problem doing this. It's not going to angle straight down, but maybe 45° or so is doable. Tip: If the top part ever gets a little loose, just look at it closely, you can tighten it up pretty easily and make it rock solid. At first I thought this tripod was junk until I realized you can tighten the top part.
149131
Hi Matt. Might be doable but given the cost of the scope and the time and effort required probably best just to buy a new one. I had a similar problem with my scope and plan to buy a better one next time.
2149242
Probably, but unless you're going to use them for a different purpose, the glasses would not hang appropriately due to gravity.
1504526
I haven't tried, but to do that you would need to purchase a new stand. The one it comes with does not allow rotation.