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People often ask, how to use ATN night vision monocular?
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How to Use ATN Night Vision Monocular?
ATN night vision monocular is a very useful device for outdoor sportsmen. It can be used in many ways, such as hunting, fishing, and camping.
The best thing about this device is that it has no batteries or power source required. You just need to attach it to your head and you are ready to go. This device will help you see things at night with its high-quality optics.
PVS14/6015 Night Vision Monoculars Series
The PVS 14/6015-N Multipurpose Monocular Device is one of the most robust, durable, easy to operate, and easy to carry tactical monocular devices available today.
Designed by military-trained engineers, this is one of their toughest night vision monocular goggles.
Features
Common logic would suggest that the heavier the device, the harder it must be to carry. However, ATN’s PVS 14/6015 monocle is one of the lightest night vision devices ever made. It weighs just under 0.8 pounds (0.35 kg).
It has a tiny size, but it still works in some of the harsh environments on the planet because of auto-brightness control and auto-bright light shut-off, as well as designed for complete waterproofing.
Automatic brightness controls ensure that even when the brightness of your surroundings fluctuates, the PVS14 / 6015 automatically adjusts on the go to provide a steady view, while the bright light shutdown shuts down your device to protect the sensitive photocathode tube inside from burning out in situations where cheaper binoculars would simply fail.
If you need a lightweight tactical monocular for long-range shooting, then ATN’s PVS 14/6015 is your choice.
Specifications
- Automatic Brightness Control
- 1x magnification
- Waterproof
- Lightweight
- US Military design
- Hand-held or head-mounted as a single-eye goggle
ATN PVS14-3WPT
The PVS- 14 is the standard issue U.S. military NVG (night vision goggles) and is used by special operations throughout the globe. They’re of the highest caliber in optics, design, function, and performance.
It has a wide range of applications, making it the perfect tool for law enforcement professionals.
The PVS-7 provides night vision for one eye, allowing the other eye to retain its normal night vision. This is especially useful when working at night in varying lighting conditions.
Providing the user with the ability to quickly switch between aided and unaided vision. Military and law enforcement operators require the ability to instantly switch from dynamic light conditions as the situations develop.
Assembly
The PVS- 14 can be assembled with different levels of image intensifiers. ATN being a premiere manufacturer has the ability to get high-performance image intensifiers from the leading US manufacturers, namely L3 and Elbit
We use state-of-the-art equipment to assemble our PVS-14s according to military specifications.
It has additional features including infrared (IR) on/off, a low power indicator, manual brightness control, automatic shut-off when exposed to bright light, an integrated IR illuminant for use in extremely low lighting situations, and a built-in speaker.
If you’re trying to get the best quality of nighttime vision, then look at what the US military uses, the PVS 14.
How to Use ATN Night Vision Monocular?
ATN Odin LT Thermal Monocular Series
The new ATN ODIN LT is smaller and lighter than its predecessor. It’s also designed to be handheld or attached to a helmet or headgear for use.
With its slim and ergonomically designed body, the Obsidian LT Core fits perfectly in your hands. It uses our new cutting-edge sensor technology for sharp crisp images and an extended range. You can now shoot using single-used CR123A batteries or rechargeable batteries.
With our handheld thermal monocular, recovery efforts will feel effortÂless, and finding games for your device will no longer be frustrating. Search and Rescue missions will be faster and more efficient!
- Black Hot / White Hot Mode
- Compact and Ergonomic
- Head / Helmet Mount
- Light Weight (Only 0.62 Lb)
FAQs
How does night vision work?
Night vision is a type of technology that uses light-sensitive receptors (photoreceptors) to allow us to see in the darkness. They’re located in our eyes and on our retinas.
These cells react to lights and turn them into electric signals. This signal is sent to the eyes where they are processed by the mind, allowing us to see things at nighttime.
The first generation of wearable night vision devices utilized infrared light to illuminate an object. Infrared light is visible to the human eye but invisible to cameras. These early devices were bulky and cumbersome and could only be worn for short periods of time before becoming uncomfortable.
Second-gen night-sighting technology uses visible light instead of infrared light. Visible light is made up of various wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation.
Each type of photoreceptor cell responds differently to different wavelengths of light. By choosing the right combinations of wavelengths, we can produce a range of colors that allows us to see objects clearly from afar.
Third-generation night vision devices combine both visible and infrared light into one image. The same types of photoreceptors that detect visible light also react to infrared light.
Some newer night vision devices have two separate channels – an IR channel and a visible light channel. These dual-channel night vision devices offer better color accuracy than older generation night vision devices.
What are the benefits of using a monocular?
They’re more versatile because you can use them in any situation where you need to hold something.
Binoculars have a narrower field of view than monoculars and that makes them better at spotting things like people and buildings. Monoculars are usually cheaper to buy and easier for you to use.
How do I choose between a monocular and a binocular?
When choosing between a monocular and a binocular, the first thing to think about is whether you want a fixed or variable magnifying lens.
Fixed VS Variable Magnifying lens
Fixed Magnifications mean that the size of an object remains constant no matter how close or far away it is from the viewer.
Fixed lenses have a fixed focal length while variable lenses have a variable focal length. Variable magnification refers to an optical device that allows for varying degrees of magnification by changing the distance between the camera and the subject.
What do hunters use?
For hunters, fixed lenses are usually best because they provide a clear view of whatever animals you’re tracking. If there’s something you want to see up close, you can always move nearer.
If you use a variable lens, you might not be able to get a clear image of something if you aren’t right up against it.
With fixed lens cameras, you don’t need to change the focal length when focusing on different objects.
For birding and other outdoor pursuits, variable lenses are usually better than fixed ones.
For example, if you are looking at a flock of birds flying overhead, you might only need to see part of the group. A variable lens will let you zoom in and out so you can see just the parts you want to see.
Conclusion
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