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@@zackdrew3559 If it has airband Rx mode, yup!

@ hmm not sure it’s a tri prc 148

Here ya go: adnvsys.en.alibaba.com/

I've wrapped up the final testing and filming and will get to editing everything together soon. Hopefully will be able to post it before the end of September

Glad I could help ayy

@@cxsey8587 Within this month. Currently wrapping up all the filming and tests.

@@cxsey8587 Not as of now. That sensor is APS-C sized and will require pretty hefty lenses to fill the image circle.

@@hypemilitaria6447gotcha!!

@@cxsey8587 Definitely! Albeit I think their current Alibaba price of 2.1k isn't too bad either, especially considering its performance, durability and longevity

Many thanks! And yeah, the tube was already well outside the US when I got it (it was from a seller inside China too haha).

The yawing motion post-launch? That's part of the manual of arms of many disciplines of Eastern archery. This moves the bow out of the way of the arrow as it accelerates and separates from the bow, reducing the perturbations to the arrow's flight due to misalignment between the bow's thrust axis and the arrow's shaft axis.

I do have a rather large wrist. However, my GF has a small wrist but she can also wear Amfibias just fine, so it should be good for basically everyone

Noise as in acoustic noise? This thing is quieter than autogating tubes. And if we're talking about EM noise, it uses fairly low power semiconductors and doesn't have any EM emitting function. The likelihood of detecting the EMF signature of any device powered by a small 16340 battery from any meaningful distance is basically nil.

@ yeah I worry about emf, with these surpassing goggles that are currently itar bound and also the current state of things I wouldn’t be surprised to find some suspicious things while looking at the pcb board. Have you actually looked for yourself that it cannot transmit and receive signal? I think you would be surprised what you see soldered into some of these boards nowadays. Yknow they lied about putting serial numbers on everything we print for a good while, wouldn’t be surprised at all to see a gps emitter on that board. I just don’t feel comfortable not knowing whether or not this thing is gonna turn into a fed beacon when they snap their fingers and three grand$ is way too much for me to void the warranty opening it myself

@@Najsnwjsbdn I have actually seen the innards of the G14P2, a board with a CMOS sensor and ASIC, a board with a OLED screen and display driver as well as a flex cable connecting the two, no RF hardware at all. There simply isn't enough space or spare power budget to pull this kind of thing in the G14P2.

@ that’s cool but our lives are on the line and ‘they wouldn’t do that because there’s no space and 15$ more worth of parts just is too much of a deterrent’ is just not true man. You all said the same things about Jerry nvg and then when they got caught they made gps integration a “feature” and you all ate it up. Until you do a video tear down and full pcb inspection no one serious is going to buy this and it’s a shame because from what I can tell it’s a big improvement over phosphor tubes. Even people like law enforcement wouldn’t trust thing, especially when it voids your warranty to even look. Deer hunters shop thermal optics not nvg, professionals won’t use it because there’s zero security factor and cops won’t use it for the same reason and also budget, who is thing even for? Airsoft players? Idk man, I know I’m not the only one raising concerns about it and I know if it was signal safe it would in service because it’s inarguably better than phosphor tubes and cheaper and tougher. In my mind the only two things stoping this from use is either battery or security issues and the battery life ain’t that bad so

Seen them for ~2k GBP in the UK and ~3k USD in the US

@@Guide_outdoor You're welcome! I'm really enjoying using this device.

True. If only everyone were on AliExpress haha

Chinas been trying so so hard, and I guess it eventually pays off

I agree. I'm definitely looking forward to a future of more capable and affordable choices for our hobby!

Good suggestion! I'll try to include prices next time if there isn't a huge price discrepancy between regions.

The DR200 is already on iray's taobao stores in China. Western retailers should start carrying it soon too.

@@hypemilitaria6447 Why Taobao and not AliExpress? I don't think Infiray sites have any info on DR200 yet. I was hoping to find the spec of DR200 but no joy.

Haha same feeling here

For real! It just looks awesome on camera

Many thanks!

Ayy thanks!

@@GR3YHOODCrypto Unfortunately, no English setting with this one.

Man that'd be an absolute dream. But be careful what you wish for since EBAPS suffers from the same durability and longevity issues as IITs. It's a reason why ADNV went all-in with ultra-high sensitivity CMOS, unlike NNVT who are going the EBAPS route.

I agree. It actually beats out actual military night vision from the cold war. Absolutely crazy.

Enjoy!

A starvis sensor behind a good fast lens should offer similar results, but remember starvis sensors are much smaller than full frame sensors and hence gather less signal overall.

Yup! All someone needs to do is turn it on, the device does the rest haha

Im pretty sure it was the other way round 😅 From what I’m reading on some forums, it seams that there was a law in Russia that required banks to have meters to check cash for radioactivity. These unit were made to fill the demand as they were one of the few which met the criteria for being approved. Today there many of these unit being sold on the used market in Russia and can be found for really low prices but due to the current political situation, it is very hard to import anything from Russia plus I don’t know what about you, I don’t feel like paying even a single penny in taxes to support Russian economy. If you find them outside of Russia, they are definitely worth it! I just received mine and I’m really impressed and I’ll definitely be making a video about it 😃

@@allRadioactive Very interesting, thanks.

Around 100USD on avito: www.avito.ru/all?q=%D0%BC%D0%BA%D1%81-01

Awesome! Hope you enjoy it!

Mine's brand new straight from Russia, not a trophy

Yup! Future of night vision tech is bright! Time to save up for more NV purchases in the future haha

Yeah, a reason I did not compare this to the ADNV-G14P2 is that it won't even be a fair comparison haha, the ADNV completely thrashes the 1PN. Well, to be fair to the NVT7 and Omni VIII, they're also a step above the 1PN as well at least in terms of gain.

Are you serious? Open your eyes. Going after your logic you said: Not much difference between Omni 8 and Russian tubes

@@aesthetic8780 Reading comprehension, Chinese and Russian not US...

@@Weaponsandstuff93 Thinking comprehension brother... This is not what I meant with my comment. US Gen3 and well made NVT-7 is closer together than NVT-7 and Russian tube.

@@cptwhistlebritches6253 You can purchase it through ADNV's Alibaba: adnvsys.m.en.alibaba.com/

Think of them as a digital CMOS sensor but with GaAs used in Gen 3 photocathodes as the photosensitive material

@@hypemilitaria6447 please do a video on ebaps, for us noobs

@@brandonfrancis4218 No digital devices tested here though. Also, I'm now using a new camera (DJI Pocket 3) to film through the eyepieces of NODs instead of a phone, hence the jump in the video brightness and clarity. Will be doing the same with future tests with digital NV too.