Question Scubapro Galileo HUD Mounting Options
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Ok maybe comfort is subjective, but don’t you find the HUD either sits too far or too close on it since it’s not tilted towards the eye a bit?
The screen body is visible in that too far position, but the lens is not showing me the screen content I mean (idk how to describe that well.. but I’m sure you get me; I’ll try to make pictures tomorrow)
I gotta try a Dmask as well, just need to find a place to try the sizes
I haven't used the Frameless HUD mask yet. I have been using the Dmask and keeping the Frameless as a spare. Prior to getting the HUD, I have been using the SP Frameless since the early 2000s. I have one that I have had for about 20 years without issues. I have two as spares but never needed them until I accidentally broke the oldie when it was thrown on a sharp, pointy rock at the beach.
I don't get you. I can't visualize what you are trying to describe. Send pics.
The framless itself is ok, just not the most comfortable (to my face)
Forgive the grit and dirt on the mask; it sits in my butt pouch and all sort of crap accumulated there; time for a good wash
What I want to see:
What I get at the far position:
The only solution is to bring the HUD up close in the real near position, in the center
Issue 2
Max tilt in position, not as big as an annoyance as the above, but the frameless has too much „head space“ above the eye line, so this position:
Leads to this:
So instead I have to raise the HUD to this position, given a continuous joint it’s easy to maneuver without disassembly; but it does slide back every now and then
IDK, maybe I’m being too iffy — but it does feel a bit janky
Forgive the grit and dirt on the mask; it sits in my butt pouch and all sort of crap accumulated there; time for a good wash
So.. it’s also not as easy to capture on camera since it’s a pov thing but I’ll try my best approximates
What I want to see:
What I get at the far position:
The only solution is to bring the HUD up close in the real near position, in the center
Issue 2
Max tilt in position, not as big as an annoyance as the above, but the frameless has too much „head space“ above the eye line, so this position:
Leads to this:
So instead I have to raise the HUD to this position, given a continuous joint it’s easy to maneuver without disassembly; but it does slide back every now and then
IDK, maybe I’m being too iffy — but it does feel a bit janky
The framless itself is ok, just not the most comfortable (to my face)
Forgive the grit and dirt on the mask; it sits in my butt pouch and all sort of crap accumulated there; time for a good wash
So.. it’s also not as easy to capture on camera since it’s a pov thing but I’ll try my best approximates
What I want to see:
View attachment 889724
What I get at the far position:
View attachment 889726
The only solution is to bring the HUD up close in the real near position, in the center
Issue 2
Max tilt in position, not as big as an annoyance as the above, but the frameless has too much „head space“ above the eye line, so this position:
View attachment 889727
Leads to this:
View attachment 889728
So instead I have to raise the HUD to this position, given a continuous joint it’s easy to maneuver without disassembly; but it does slide back every now and then
View attachment 889729
IDK, maybe I’m being too iffy — but it does feel a bit janky
I'll try to find the "spare" Frameless HUD mask, play with it, and see what I get. It will take me a while to do this as I have too many issues to deal with this glorious beginning of the day today
OP
I tried the D-mask again today and it fits better than I remembered. I will be purchasing one shortly from my LDS and sending it off for the prescription.
Do you have a complicated script? You can buy different lenses for the D
Why not use the lenses from Scubapro made specifically for this mask? Is your prescription that difficult?
OP
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