How to remove the AR on Chieftang's cyclop ?

[jitai]

Hi,

I recently installed a Chief's cyclop with AR for one of my A series PAM project . The mag power is very good but the hue from the AR stand out loudly as compared to the crystal with AR stripped. This is incorrect for an A series model.

Can anyone suggest any method that will get rid of the cyclop AR?

Hope the expert can chime in and of course it will be nice if chief is reading my post and advise.

Thanks all

Edited January 18, 2010 by jitai

[sander]

buffing machine will take care of it.

[jitai]

buffing machine will take care of it.

Thanks

Has anyone tried this before with good result?

Appreciate advise and comments.

Thanks

[HauteHippie]

Hi,

I recently installed a Chief's cyclop with AR for one of my A series PAM project . The mag power is very good but the hue from the AR stand out loudly as compared to the crystal with AR stripped. This is incorrect for an A series model.

Can anyone suggest any method that will get rid of the cyclop AR?

Hope the expert can chime in and of course it will be nice if chief is reading my post and advise.

Thanks all

Hi j... First off I'd say that I'm surprised you say it stand out loudly. I have a couple of these on my own watches and can't see any hue unless I have it directly under strong flourescent light. I'd say take a better look under normal everyday conditions before you decide to remove it.

Anyhow if you do remove it, I'd suggest mounting it on the crystal first, and then buffing it off with rouge or the like.

Good luck!

[PeteM]

Hi,

I recently installed a Chief's cyclop with AR for one of my A series PAM project . The mag power is very good but the hue from the AR stand out loudly as compared to the crystal with AR stripped. This is incorrect for an A series model.

Can anyone suggest any method that will get rid of the cyclop AR?

Hope the expert can chime in and of course it will be nice if chief is reading my post and advise.

Thanks all

Surely before you waste a Chiefs AR on cyclops you should think about selling it and replacing it with one without AR, its sought after as I understand he no longer does this.

Not saying I want it though but I am sure others would welcome the chance to buy

[jitai]

Hi j... First off I'd say that I'm surprised you say it stand out loudly. I have a couple of these on my own watches and can't see any hue unless I have it directly under strong flourescent light. I'd say take a better look under normal everyday conditions before you decide to remove it.

Anyhow if you do remove it, I'd suggest mounting it on the crystal first, and then buffing it off with rouge or the like.

Good luck!

Thank you chief.

I think the line "stand out loudly" was used incorrectly. Sorry for the wrong choice of words.

The situation is what you mentioned above. The pink / purplish hue are seen only directly under flourescent light.

Can I PM you some pic for further advise?

Thanks again chief