Night Vision Goggles: Do's, Don'ts, and What to Avoid
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- Night vision goggles are a large investment that will last for a long time of great use. However, there are some key Do's & Don’ts to keep in mind with your night vision. In this video we do a run through on what we recommend to be aware of with your night vision goggles.
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omg, I did, lol
Should be default setting on UA-cam
Hahaha
Regarding black trails/streaks when looking to bright sources: What is happening is that the bright light is depleting the electrons locally on the MCP surface. While not ideal, it's one of the tradeoffs the comes with higher performance tubes.
I was worried it was a symptom of low spec tubes haha
Lol oh wow.. I was wondering what caused the random streaks. They go away after I shut the unit down because I'm close to a some what lit area. When back in the dark I turn it on and I can tell the streak is bearly there.
Then the next time i use it, there's no streak
We wanted one of this to see the critters in our backyard. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGix1RueFf66g4dKZ0w4Qsw_3Vv6Xqant The first thing that I like about this is that it has a rechargeable battery. The other is that it is small and fairly easy to use. The instructions weren't too great but we played with it awhile and figured it out. Can see very well in our back yard down to the woods which is roughly a football field length in the dark. There were certainly more expensive ones out there but this works for us and was within our price range. We have not tried the video recording portion and may update the review later.
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That's what I'm wearing right now
IITs are actually super similar to your eyes, you can get minor retinal burn, like tube burn in, and both will repair/adjust themselves
im a little more confident knowing this
Do you recommend not using IR lasers with steel targets to prevent the laser burning your tube?
Not at all, we use lasers on steel all the time. Just make sure you manage distance and output so you aren’t 15 yards with a 90mw laser. Just use common sense and you will be good to go. If the bloom is bigger than the target, tone it back.
Laser doesnt burn the tube if it just flashes over it, falconclaw has a great NVG torture video, only a very powerful flashlight exposure for 5 mins straight, in the excat same spot left a permanent mark, same with the sun
Is it bad using nods during day with the objective lense and the tiny hole?
Can but highly not reccomended. Can dmg it.
Why would u use NV in the daylight? Unless you're going into a dark abandoned building but even then you wouldn't be approaching the building with the nods down and on in the daylight.
I recently got a set of RNVG-A, L3 Harris unfilmed 2556 FOM 35.5 SNR. Love the image quality but the auto gating whine (it’s what most would call faint) is annoying on one of the two tubes 😐
Pretty much told, “that’s how it is, suck it up, send em back if you don’t like it…” the one tube is dead silent. I have an ELBIT that apart from hard auto gating is silent as well.
Is it unreasonable to expect your tubes be be dead silent apart from heavy auto gating? I’m not talking across the room noisy, just mean you hear a faint 2.7kHz whine while wearing them without ear pro in a quiet room.
I had the exact same thing. I have extremely good hearing and can hear a lot of high pitched noises that others can’t hear. The high pitched automating noise was giving me a headache that I wasn’t getting with a different tune. I sent them back and the store said that they could not hear the noise.
@@rotorbobyep, it’s pretty faint. I guess the pisser for me is that 2 out of 3 tubes I own don’t make any audible noise. That means it’s possible to have a totally silent setup 😒
@@JamesReedy I’ve also had tubes that don’t whine. That’s why I thought it was pretty disingenuous of the shop to act like they had no idea what I was talking about. I will be getting another tube within the next couple months. Hopefully I get a quiet one. 🤷♂️
@@rotorbob you’re just gonna do a swap and sell your old one off?
I have 4 tubes and not a single one whines like that, l3 WP 2600 fom avg and Omni 7s
Starry, starry night, Paint your paint your targets white and gray...
i wonder if a person such as a diver underwater in dark water what would night vision do ?
Night vision will work underwater if you don't dive deep. The issue is more that light transmission dies really fast in water so night vision isn't going to be super useful for serious underwater work. I've never been a combat diver though so maybe they have some special applications where it works.
They have custom ones with photocathodes made for blue-green spectra.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj not super useful? Please
@@Tattlebot Sounds like you never dived before. And no, spectrum does not increase light transmission. The issue is lack of light intensity.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj ua-cam.com/video/0XPbmGWu3qM/v-deo.html
Not being a prick this is genuine question! All that has been covered in this video then an operator steps off a helo into a battle zone with buildings on fire and explosions going off stuff like that. Are they just rebuilding there tubes more often or the milspec tubes can handle the light?
Professional end users definitely burn tubes much more frequently than a commercial customer. However, with that said the tubes have a microprocessor in them which allows the tubes to adjust to environmental lighting conditions. Concentrated light sources that are much brighter than the environment is where you run into trouble. For instance brake lights in a field where it is very dark could burn a tube where brake lights on a well lit road would not. It is all environmental based. We have an article on this on our resources page of our website that goes into this in detail.
The military does rebuild night vision often. Most of the companies providing repair services are composed of former military dudes who repaired night vision while serving. Your real concern as far as burning is leaving he tubes staring at the same direction for a long period of time. You are most likely going to burn it out by accidentally leaving it on, than in use. Lots of guys who own night vision play milsim airsoft and so they are shining lasers at each other and dealing with pyrotechnics, and you never hear of anyone getting their tube burned out. Granted, almost no one there is using a full power laser.
I should also add they aren't fixing the I^2 tube, if there is a blemish they are removing it from the housing, and putting in a brand new one.
Our tubes might burn out more often, but it’s still extremely rare. You can look at all kinds of gunfire, lume flares, and explosions with no issues. Just don’t stare at them for a prolonged time.
@@andrews2990 that's literally their job to stare at the same sector and the same set of lights for hours every night
Weird about lighting. We fly with white phos and encounter ambient/other lighting all the time. No issues.
Probably because you're using near latest gen tech, the public only has access to 20+ year old tech. I'm guessing they fixed the ambient light problem a while ago.
@@PseudoEmpathy 20+ old tech? You can get modern for the low price of $4,000-$4,600 my guy
If your wearing nods, is it safe for a buddy to be walking behind you with a red headlamp on??
It should be. Red headlights are not that bright to begin with, as they're made to make you see just enough. That said, make sure they don't shine right into the tube. The light bouncing off the ground should be fine as long as you're not staring at the light for hours.
Bro, you saying you f’ck with NODs on?
I just got a set of Night Vision and it was my first one. I looked into the lens end by mistake thinking that was how to look through the goggles. I am wondering if I damaged my eye when I did that. I did not do it long, maybe six or seven seconds. But I thought that was how to use them. I just hope I did not damage my eye?
No dood lol. It’s a photo multiplier tube, photons go in the lens end, turn into electrons as they hit the cathode, accelerate to the micro channel plate where avalanche effect turns single electrons into many many more. Those then hit a phosphor screen which glows like an old TV set. Then a bundle of fiber optic cables twists the image from top to bottom to upright the image. Nothing comes out of the objective lens, photons go in that’s it…
Go to the doctor immediately!!
Anybody ever used scuba diving night vision dvs 110 or 100 there is nothing on UA-cam lol
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Great Video, but please invest in a lavalier mic, and some sound proofing in the room you record.
Dont tubes get burns/blems even if they are off? Just use lens covers lmao
One question: Night vision goggles cause cancer or are a health risk over long periods of use.
No
@@TheGrim1284 🤜🤛
Myth used to scare people from buying eastern bloc devices when the wall fell and US companies wanted to protect prices.
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