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I love mine. There is a parasitic drain to be aware of, however. Don't store with battery in.

Is your guys warranty as badass as nocturn’s ?

Can you guys do a video on the samurai from nocturn as well? Keep up the great videos!

I think that the video camera on the right side has different setting as thos on middle and left sides. This gives the illusion of lower noise. Maybe the exposure time is different due to tube screen brightness.

Do you need to have a top tier L3 tube or can you get away with a photonis tube?

I still dont understand why nightvision is so expensive...

Green = swampticore

Verticore it may be french but it fits

GaAs photocathod produces more gaussian-like noise which is better tolerated by human eye.

Ordered mine a couple of weeks ago. Cant wait for them to come in! Thanks for the video and keep up the great educational work!

Do you think the 4D is to big to do a hat mod to?

Love seeing this! Got mine with some RPOs and they're fantastic

Manticore FC when??

Got one as soon as they came out. I love it as I like nocturn. But the infinity stop sucks plastic and moves and breaks. Nocturn said they will switch to metal at some point.

Just got mine last week in tan. So far I really like the housing and buttons vs knobs. Got them w RPO lenses to cut some weight. 472 g. With Amazon iris’s 526g

Green = “ammo-canticore”

1:20 #swampteamsix

Thank you for introducing the helmet to me

I've got several hundred hours on green phosphorous NVG from the military. My only experience with white phosporous is the rifle scope my dad and I bought for coyotes. don't know if it's my eyes, or the time I have only green nogs, but I prefer the green so far.

Fuck it imma stick to a flashlight💀

Great info. Thank you!!

Every gun hating politician needs to see this video.

Take my money

Planning on buying some off you guys in the coming weeks

Was thinking about testing these in army field training, then saw the price 😢 I’m just tired of the pvs14’s with the million specs in them….army just needs to rethink night vision

I really want this, mostly to enhance my current night vision usage but also for potential SHTF having a thermal integrated into my nods seems like it punches high

I'm not a biologist, but I'm an astronomer and I **believe** the reason the human eye sees the most shades might be similar for digital cameras. Digital cameras are more sensitive to green, because camera sensors (either CCD or CMOS) use something called a Bayer array, and 50% of all the pixels on a color camera sensor are green. This obviously biases the camera to green light, to match our own eyes bias to the color. Our eye's cones, like a digital camera, also come in three types. Based off the digital camera problem, you'd probably think that the human eye would have the most cone cells, just like how the digital camera sensor has the most green pixels, but that isn't the case. The camera sensor is like this to match the sensitivity of our eyes, but not the ratio of green cone cells to red and blue in the human eye. In terms of physics, there are no such thing as "red" or "green" or "blue" light. Light (depending on how it was made) can be any wavelength. Both camera sensors and our eyes are spectrometers, meaning it's able to sort light as either red, green, or blue (for long, medium, and short wavelengths). But neither our eyes or camera sensors are perfect at this. It often sorts light as red-green, or green-blue, or even red-green-blue. It's also important to know that light has different energy depending on it's color. Reddish light has less energy than blueish light, with green in between. How does this relate to the question? Red cone cells are not very sensitive and only work over a small region in the visible spectrum (actually digital cameras are natively way more sensitive to red than our eyes, and so they actually place blue-green pass filter over the sensor to reduce red light), and it has less energy too. To compensate, our eyes have about 65% red cones, but even then we do not see reds and infra-reds very well. Meanwhile, blue cones also work over a very narrow region, but Blue and UV light is much more energetic than red or green. As a result, our eyes have only 2% blue cones, so we don't see blues very well either. Green cones, as it turns out, are the big winners. They work over a larger region than they probably should. It's response regions massively overlaps with both blue and red cone regions, and is about 31% of our cones are green. This means we're very biased to seeing green light. But, why are we biased to green light? Because the sun is mostly green. Think of the sun's light emission profile as a really skewed bell curve (it's called a black body curve for those interested). At one end you have red light, at the other blue. Because our atmosphere absorbs or reflects most of the very blue (ultraviolet) and very red light (infrared), and due to something called diffraction, the "visible spectrum" becomes the optimal region to "see in", and the brightest part of that window is green. This reason is also why plants are green. It's weird to think about, but plants being blueish-green means they are throwing away light from the peak wavelength of light and the most energetic light. There's lots of speculation as to why this is, but the simplistic answer is it's probably a form of sunblock, it prevents them from getting more energy than they need need at any moment and from burning up. So based off all of this then, I'd assume that the white color would be best because it's using the whole eye. While green is only using rods and green cones, white will be using rods and the red, green, and blue cones. But, since green overlaps so much with red and blue cones, it does not matter much.

Do a review on the nvg20

Everyone getting excited for an "affordable' NV device at just the time that thermal vision is starting to make NV irrelevant.

My cover pins seem like they are epoxied in, any advice? I'm using a pin punch they aren't moving at all

Just because you call it budget doesn’t make it budget lol. It’s a different tier for sure but it’s not budget lol. If you’re calling a 10k car a budget car you’re a little too privileged lol 10k can but you a good car. A good deal maybe but not a budget option.

Fuck. Something else to buy. Gotta tell my builder to add them to my MH-1 s 😂

Hey man, will this work with a wilcox g24 mount?

Cant be shipped to USA. Is there a reason?

美国应该驱逐他们

This looks AI made

If you know you know ...@coldharbour

BPRE???

Can you tell me if any of these will work in reverse with 1.25" or 2" eyepieces for a telescope? I know that's probably not enough information, but I would like to use my Tanto in conjunction with my Skywatcher 250p telescope for astronomy.

"they aren't included with most night vision" yea... thanks a lot Matbock

It's only hot in Toronto. There rest of Canada is a perfect 72deg with 40% hum.

Does anyone know of footage using it as a clip on and how the picture changes as your zoom in your scope?

Two things i looked at your stores description no foot print or weight specs . The first thing any night vision user with a brain wants to know about NV accessories is how big is it and how much does it weigh . Im guessing they know that and the nunbers suck so it was ommited

Whats the outside diameter and length added .

CHAD

Can you replace the rear lens for the Carson lens?

$200 + each is a joke.

Will this aid in map reading?

What field was the night time gameplay footage from? I'm interested in making the jump to nvgs but don't know where the night games are here in Ontario. I'm guessing you're not in K-W anymore 😂

they have to add panning, otherwise it's not feature rich