If you are looking to keep track of the crazy neighbor down the road the EyeClops Night Vision Infrared Stealth Goggles
Took a hike late Saturday night with the goggles just to see how well they preformed on the move. Long story short it was bad. The full moon really sharpened the surroundings on low power but the narrow field vision made walking difficult. The limitations actually heightened my paranoia, you just don't know what is in your peripheral.
Now, the EyeClops Night Vision Infrared Stealth Goggles
So take it for what it is worth. The EyeClops Night Vision Infrared Stealth Goggles
Monday, January 12, 2009
Night Vision Update
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Hey Big Bear...thanks for the update, my man. Information like this is always good to know!
One thing to watch out for is that night vision equipment often comes with magnification like binoculars or telescopes (though the image is electronically re-interpreted onto the mini screen), which makes moving with them useless. Try walking around looking through binoculars! As far as I know, proper night vision goggles are made specifically to be able to see in normal 1:1 vision. Those cheap ones may not have the exact 1:1 interpretation.
Even high end "nods" (night observation devices, aka NVG) such as the US Army's AN/PVS-7 unit severely reduced one's field of view, 40 degrees is typical.
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