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The metal is not a spacer, but serves to reflect the light of the wheat bulbs. Also, it covers the entire top of the perspex.

The perspex is simply pressure fit into the rangefinder (with doublesided tape holiding it in place). The reason you are seeing a difference between the RotJ and the ESB is most likely due to the perspex not having been cut exactly the same thickness from helmet to helmet.

[QUOTE="Art Andrews, post: 357280, member: 1"] The metal is not a spacer, but serves to reflect the light of the wheat bulbs. Also, it covers the entire top of the perspex. The perspex is simply pressure fit into the rangefinder (with doublesided tape holiding it in place). The reason you are seeing a difference between the RotJ and the ESB is most likely due to the perspex not having been cut exactly the same thickness from helmet to helmet. [/QUOTE]

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