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Re: M1 RS170 Optics

From: Bryan Hurley <>
Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2002 17:25:21 -0500

I have a working virtual boy.. does it really have the optics I need?
otherwise I will keep it working..

Bryan

On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Don Papp wrote:

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> On Sun, 30 Dec 2001, Russell Kohn wrote:
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> > SO, with the background covered, I wanted to see if anyone else has dealt
> > with optics, and perhaps ask whether people who have done M1 hacks in the
> > past know what sort of optics are needed, at what distance. I realize that
> > much of this is going to depend on how far from my eye the display is
> > going to be, but I don't really know where to start.
>
>
> 	My suggestion is to get your hands on magnifiers - the smaller and
> the stonger generally the better.  Cannabilize some parts like old HMDs
> (try buying a virtual boy on ebay), things like that.  Then it's mostly
> trial-and-error and that-looks-about-right.  Rectangular lenses are what
> you usually want if you can get them.
>
> 	Start out messing with some loupes and so forth.  Or the slide
> magnifiers that photo people use.
>
> Don Papp
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