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Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 17:01

If you need "readers" and wear sunglasses, I found these clip-on flip-up readers that eliminate the need to switch back and forth. Very useful IMHO.

http://www.sightconnection.com/clflre.html

Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 17:06

Then how did you miss the tach on peddlers talk? :duck:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 17:30

I keep them in the plane :peace:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 18:01

Does someone need a tach?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 18:09

Username Protected wrote:

Does someone need a tach?

If he could only see it!........I kill myself :lol:

Actually there was a digital tach on peddlers talk that I guess sold and David's just broke.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2009, 20:15

If you measure precise eye-to-panel distance before getting a prescription, a pair of glasses with progressive lenses will nearly eliminate presbyopia issues. They drive some people insane but have been miraculous for me.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 13 Oct 2009, 00:08

Username Protected wrote:

If you measure precise eye-to-panel distance before getting a prescription, a pair of glasses with progressive lenses will nearly eliminate presbyopia issues. They drive some people insane but have been miraculous for me.

They gave me a sore neck. I've been using multifocal contacts for a while and they work pretty well but I still need readers to pick small text off of the charts, especially at night. But the panel is pretty much in focus without the readers (and blurry with them).