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The Firefield FF18062 Night Vision 3.5x42 Monocular featuring multi-coated optics, LCD screen imaging and an efficient PULSE IR system, allows you to zero in on your intended target even in dark nights. Featuring a 3.5x magnification and 42mm objective lens diameter, the digital monocular offers you a close-up view of your target. The digital night vision monocular features a rugged rubber armored construction, and is also water- and fog-resistant, thus ensuring a smooth operation in a variety of conditions.
Some key features:
- Allows you to zero in on the intended target at night
- Multi-coated optics
- LCD screen imaging
- Efficient PULSE IR system
- Magnification - 3.5x
- Objective lens diameter - 42mm
- Rugged rubber armored construction
- Water & fog resistance help ensure smooth operation in a variety of weather conditions
Digital Night Vision
The same technology used in digital cameras, using CCD chips and CMOS chips to collect light, is also finding its way into night vision equipment and, like any other digital product (digital night vision) category, advances are being made rapidly. The first of these "digital viewers" to appear were on a par with a typical Gen 1 unit, but newer versions of digital night vision monoculars are now approaching performance that of a Gen 2 unit.The advantages of going digital are significant. A digital monocular with Gen 2 like performance will be less than half the price of a standard Gen 2 night vision monocular. Digital night vision units are also easier to use with cameras, since you can attach any camera or camcorder equipped with a video input to the digital night vision unit with a simple RCA video cord. This circumvents the need to find an adapter, which is a problem with most conventional NV units. Lastly, digital units are not damaged by exposure to bright light, as are most conventional night vision products.
| Magnification | 3.5X |
| 42 | 42 |
| Resolution, lines/mm | 34 |
| Angular Field of Veiw , degrees | 5 |
| Min/max working illuminance, lux | 0.08/30000(f1.2, S/N20dB) |
| Max. detection distance (with IR on), m/yds | 100/110 |
| Diopter adjustment | +-5 |
| Operating Voltage, V | 3 (1xCR123) |
| Operation time with one battery (IR on/off) | 9/5/2011 |
| Illuminator working range, m | 100 |
| IR wavelength, nm | 810 |
| Tripod mount, inch | 1/4/2011 |
| Operating tempature | +14 ~ +113 F |
| Dimensions (LXWXH), mm inches | 160x55x85 |
| 6.3x2.2x3.3 | |
| Weight (with Battery), kg/oz | 0.38/13.4 |
Firefield Nightfall Digital Night Vision 3.5x42 Monocular
- Multi-coated OpticsMagnification - 3.5x
- Objective Lens Diameter - 42mm
- LCD Screen Imaging
- Efficient PULSE IR System
- Rugged Rubber Armored Construction
- Water Resistance
- Fog Resistance
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Add your own reviewKevin
Mar 20, 2016
They are ok
They are ok but if you can afford something better do it the on board IR on this is good for MAYBE 50 yards the quality is good but they are super bright in the eye and no way to turn down the brightness that I have found
