solution to poor clock display

[GoldOxide_imp]

Yes, my thoughts for the most part.

Example Fresnel lens:



I believe the lens would only slow the clock light down by about a second.

Example:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/40002239...b201603_53

Now wondering if a magnifying lens strategically placed over the Honda LCD console would have helped?

Maybe a card size fresnel lens would do the job, although you'd need a frame of some kind, to ceate the tight gap between LCD and the lens.

Maybe a card size fresnel lens would do the job, although you'd need a frame of some kind, to ceate the tight gap between LCD and the lens.

[Chuckk_imp]

that reminds me of my multi-focal cataract lens replacement..

[pdedse]

I find myself looking at the time and temperature often.. much more often than tach and speedo ..why, I can't really say.. as I climb the mountain, the temps will drop 20 degrees sometimes.. I also like the green clock.. the little visor I made seems to help.. it has been a long time since I listened to Chicago .. cool ..

Despite my comment, I do like the clock on the cb...I'm always looking for it on my other bike which doesn't have one.

[GoldOxide_imp]

that reminds me of my multi-focal cataract lens replacement..

A Fresnel lens can enlarge and brighten the clock, and other LCD information on the CB console cluster.

Maybe something worth investigating. Maybe use clear Velcro and "tack" the lens in place, and remove quickly when the looks of the CB instrument cluster matters most. Dunno.

[Chuckk_imp]

I just ordered one.. just to tinker with.. I love little experiments..

Chuckk

[GoldOxide_imp]

Cool. Could be interesting Chuck.

[jtopiso_imp]

Yes, my thoughts for the most part.

Example Fresnel lens:



I believe the lens would only slow the clock light down by about a second.

Example:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/40002239...b201603_53

Now wondering if a magnifying lens strategically placed over the Honda LCD console would have helped?

Maybe a card size fresnel lens would do the job, although you'd need a frame of some kind, to ceate the tight gap between LCD and the lens.

Maybe a card size fresnel lens would do the job, although you'd need a frame of some kind, to ceate the tight gap between LCD and the lens.

Maybe a card size fresnel lens would do the job, although you'd need a frame of some kind, to ceate the tight gap between LCD and the lens.
Mistyped there. I meant the *right* gap, not the tight gap. But, yeah...

[Ben70_imp]

Hey, Chuckk, for your consideration, you might try one of these...

No wires, no battery, could be mounted with a bit of velcro. It doesn't light at night, but then the clocks you already have do, and it does glow in the dark, even when the bike is off.
Perches nicely inside my PS2 windshield. Speaking of which, since I have no bugs sticking to my jacket anymore, people don't take me seriously.
I'm pretty sure that's the reason.

Ben

[Chuckk_imp]

I would be all analog !! .. wow .. and an alarm !! .. ohh mama ..

[peterbaron]

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