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The Adams Industries SENTINEL Binocular Night Vision System or BNVS is a unique Dual Tube Night Vision system, that was developed as an alternate to the ANVIS-6/ANVIS-9 Goggles. Responding directly to the ground deployment of ANVIS Aviation Goggles, and their subsequent breakage due to not being rugged enough for that environment, the AI/SENTINEL provides the operator with a host of useful features not found in other goggle systems. |
BNVD Dual Tube Binocular |
SFK-7D Kits Complete PVS-7 Soldier Field Kit, Single Tube Configuration, Choice of Image Tubes including, White Phosphor, MILSPEC or Commercial Pinnacle Thin-Filmed/Auto-Gated Gen III with a 40 Degree FOV, Built-in IR Illuminator, adjustable IR Spot/Flood, 3X Magnifier, PASGT Helmet Mount, Sacrificial Filter, Demist Shields, Hard Shipping/Storage Case, MILSPEC 27mm Objective Lens (f/1.2), OPMAN, Lens Cleaning Kit, IR Beacon, Magnetic Compass, Data Sheet |
ANVIS-9 Type Aviation Goggles M949 |
*Discontinued*The Long-Range and Image Clarity of this Dedicated 5X Power PVS-7 Type Night Vision Goggle would be astonishing in daylight conditions, but imagine the results you will achieve at night, when everyone else is seeing blurs. Even on a cloudy night, you could expect to see a man sized object over 300-400 yards, and a clear moonlit night extends the detection range to over 1000 yards |
Raytheon PhantomIR |
KNV-MM-14B Dual Tube Mini-Monocular*Discontinued* |
PVS-15 Dual Tube Binocular M953 Style *Discontinued* BMNVD Binocular/Monocular Night Vision Device *Discontinued*The BMNVD Binocular/Monocular Night Vision Device is a revolutionary new concept which combines all the best features of a monocular and binocular device into one fully functional night vision product. Prior to the BMNVD, most bridge type designs attempted to combine two independent monocular systems into a bridge in order to make them into a binocular. |
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