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Night Vision The Official: Steiner C35 Thermal Clip-on Review and User Thread!
FYI we are blowing out our gen 1 C35s for $2199 until they are gone. 10 left.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
xr is 5 inches front to back- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
MRDCS aka "MR DICKS" It has been an adventure engineering wise. I still think it isn't working the way the want. Very cool idea....the digital channel allows for some very high speed things that analog does not.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision EOTech clip IR Mk2 MR/LR
I don't think they have hit dealers just yet.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
I still think BAE looks slightly better than anything else that is 640. But other newer cores do many things better and allow integrations of future tech...AI etc..- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
KAC had a $45k motorized focus fusion clip on a few yrs back that never saw full production....it also used a 320 to keep optics and FOV small.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
The saker also uses a 320 flir boson plus for the above reasons. Thermal lens in center...I2 lens surrounding- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
One of the reasons for a fixed focus fusion sight is that it can minimize parallax/misalignment between the 2 channels at all times. Otherwise , you'd need 2 independent focus controls. Can you imagine the workload of a soldier trying to tweak each focus control on a dynamic battlefield so that...- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
Utc xii is 6 degree this is 8 so utc will have better mag capabilities. This is more of a medium long range. But has shutter(auto nuc) 50 cal rating, smaller size, stand alone mode, etc comparatively.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
Updated with TALON II- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
10-5 m-f- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
Well the closest comparison would be with the 2nd gen LR version of the EOTech. My main issue with the gen 2s is that, other than the xELR, they all have a rotating lens assembly. I'm not a fan of that generally. It can create issues of image shift when you refocus. It isn't an issue with lower...- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
Of course ..if anyone who is in the Austin /San Antonio area you're welcome to stop by our showroom and look through our demo units- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
Getting an accurate representation of image quality through a clip on is always a challenge. I'll work on it though.- DownRangeThermal
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Night Vision Excelitas Thermal Optics!
DRT is excited to announce we are bringing a new brand to the US commercial market. UK based Excelitas/QIOPTIQ is a big player in the European/NATO defense arena. I first met them several yrs back at a border security expo. They had very nice products but unfortunately at the time they were not...- DownRangeThermal
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