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<blockquote data-quote="brocknroller" data-source="post: 1630894" data-attributes="member: 665"><p>I could live with 7.5*, but I could only see about 6.5*, which feels tunnelesque to me, and that was <em>without </em>my glasses on.</p><p></p><p>I could "cheat" a bit more FOV out of it by opening the IPD wider than normal, though that put me off center in each EP and dim the views a bit. </p><p></p><p>The 820s are not Klingon-face friendly. I called Swift and asked if they could retrofit 804 rubber eyecups on the 820, but I was told they didn't do custom installations. In fact, they don't even do their own repairs anymore, they ship the bins to Texas Nautical. </p><p></p><p>I might be able to persuade Texas Nautical to modify the eyecups, but I'm sure that would cost me a pretty pfennig, and then there's still the flexy betty bridge to deal with, so I'll stick with one of my 804s since the eyecups fit my face well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brocknroller, post: 1630894, member: 665"] I could live with 7.5*, but I could only see about 6.5*, which feels tunnelesque to me, and that was [I]without [/I]my glasses on. I could "cheat" a bit more FOV out of it by opening the IPD wider than normal, though that put me off center in each EP and dim the views a bit. The 820s are not Klingon-face friendly. I called Swift and asked if they could retrofit 804 rubber eyecups on the 820, but I was told they didn't do custom installations. In fact, they don't even do their own repairs anymore, they ship the bins to Texas Nautical. I might be able to persuade Texas Nautical to modify the eyecups, but I'm sure that would cost me a pretty pfennig, and then there's still the flexy betty bridge to deal with, so I'll stick with one of my 804s since the eyecups fit my face well. [/QUOTE]
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