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They were one of my favourites for a while, very secure and took a 2.5mm cable with ease and 2 screws so added safety. I may still have some on unused amplifiers etc. I'd only seen white, black and red before encountering that green one a few years ago in a rental property tripping RCD (look...

I should have given it a wink

And it happily accepts 2.5mm² rubber!

Oh yes rodents love Play-Doh and coincidently so do small children

So you do see both images of your finger with both eyes open. You must be able to select one of them to align with a distant point. Then closing one eye leaves that image aligned, closing the other puts the other image in a different place. You must be able to select the other image to align...

I wouldn't use play-doh... it's conductive

No. A change of image is what I see. Image A and image B are usually different. Possibly exaggerated but spot the difference

goal posts moving again All the way through you have been describing 'Nothing changes when one eye is closed' from that I can only assume that the same thing is seen with both eyes open and one eye open. Or have you constantly failed to describe the experiment correctly?

I assume you have done that - so what is the result?

Why not just move the existing panel to a position it doesn't look ugly? Be a dam sight easier and cheaper.

I was just returning to suggest using a ruler with one side blank and the other with calibrations or someting thin with different colours each side.

✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Yes that is what I am seeing; one image disappears and the other stays where it is, let's call it image A Absolutely not; one image disappears and the other stays where it is, let's call it image B - Just as I'd expect it to ✔ ✔ What a load of rubbish, The mere fact that you make...

Right lets get down to basics. When I, and for that matter the vast majority of others, focus at a point with both eyes - other positions will be out of focus and mostly a double image, most noticeable with a significant distance difference - ie 2 fingers Vs several metres or more between 2...

So which of you statements is incorrect?

The only thing that has ever happened when I do this is one of the fingers (or distant objects) disappears.

I'd leave it in place, otherwise they are very likely to fit the additional parts outside the existing space.

I'll lay money on that. It seems to be 'the way' to do it, almost regardless of what else exists.

Been there, seen that done to weatherproof RF connectors, wouldn't do it again even though the manufacturers picked up the tab for 2 riggers.

All the way through the thread you have been discussing closing eyes and seeing thing move around I see the additional finger to the right I see the additional finger on the left Blatantly yes, just like all the way through this thread. However what you are telling me is: 1. In your test...

Well you wouldn't use silicon sealant or caulk on bare copper or brass would you?