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Gteng FPV monocle mod by shawdreamer
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years ago
basically...Gteng Artifact fpv wrist monitor watch stripped of its wrist straps, encased in a monocle setup and attached to a set of safety glasses.
holes in the side of main body are guide holes for cutting slots for fresnel lenses (credit card sized ones available on Ebay for pennies, Id suggest the use of two for optimal focus and magnification levels)
parts are fastened together with m3 bolts (2x 10mm for eye piece to main body, 4x 5mm for backplate)
glasses are attached with hot glue (can use epoxy or superglue but be careful to get the glasses sat right before you final fix as unlike hot glue your wont get them off again without destroying something).
once glasses are fitted use some foam padding to get a snug fit round eye socket to prevent light leakage.
whole setup only weighs about 50g so isnt uncomfortable or drags glasses off your face but Id suggest the use of a safety cord from arms around back of head to prevent flinging the glasses off when you turn your head to quickly (remember unlike a full face goggle setup you will still be able to use one eye to see so you can often forget you have the monocle on and turn your head to quickly)
holes in the side of main body are guide holes for cutting slots for fresnel lenses (credit card sized ones available on Ebay for pennies, Id suggest the use of two for optimal focus and magnification levels)
parts are fastened together with m3 bolts (2x 10mm for eye piece to main body, 4x 5mm for backplate)
glasses are attached with hot glue (can use epoxy or superglue but be careful to get the glasses sat right before you final fix as unlike hot glue your wont get them off again without destroying something).
once glasses are fitted use some foam padding to get a snug fit round eye socket to prevent light leakage.
whole setup only weighs about 50g so isnt uncomfortable or drags glasses off your face but Id suggest the use of a safety cord from arms around back of head to prevent flinging the glasses off when you turn your head to quickly (remember unlike a full face goggle setup you will still be able to use one eye to see so you can often forget you have the monocle on and turn your head to quickly)