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Good seller and good dude. You guys won't be disappointed.
Only thing is he shoots a Razor versus a Tangent... So that's the only thing I hold against him.
Only thing is he shoots a Razor versus a Tangent... So that's the only thing I hold against him.
The whole premise is 2 lights on each side for "error" are more readily seen in your peripheal vision. If its only 1 dot, which you then need to process and place for color and location, its possible (if not more likely) going to be slower to process it. That is how the original sendit level is set up, and it makes alot of sense.
I have a few brandt builts, you know the original design this is basically cloning but adding 2 lights. It works fine for me, just wanting a cheaper option or alternative.
So double sided adhesive tape?
Correct. I use 3M tape. Don't need much. I applied a 1/4" strip. Enough to hold but easy to take off.
If you wanted to, you could just run the central 3 fibers. It would look a touch wonky but would have all the functionality you want. One nice bit is the send it housing attachment is not the weather resistant barrier, so whatever you set it up as, your send it has all the weather/water resistance that accompanies the stock configuration.
Just sent out the first batch this afternoon. Going to ship all orders through Friday early evening on Saturday morning.
All, I have a link above to the Instagram for the Light it Up. There, you can find some basic instructions for assembly of the kit, or you can go directly to the directions here
I highly recommend inserting leads into the ocular before the send it piece and doing careful fitup as you shorten the leads— it is tricky and a couple millimeters can be the difference between a perfect fitup and a cable not reaching.
I highly recommend inserting leads into the ocular before the send it piece and doing careful fitup as you shorten the leads— it is tricky and a couple millimeters can be the difference between a perfect fitup and a cable not reaching.
I don’t think it needs to be, although I’d recommend it just to help the fibers push as much light as possible to the ocular.
