Night Vision Wildlife - NZT-1 Night Vision Spotting Scope

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NZT-1 Night Vision Spotting Scope

NZT-1 Night Vision Spotting Scope

Description

The NTZ-1 night vision spotting scope is one of the most affordable night vision units on the market. A 2,4x magnification all glass lens quality 1st generation+ light intensifier tube gives you a bright and sharp image in any dark situation you may find yourself in. A free Long range infrared illuminator is also included to let you see even in total darkness.
Do not let darkness impair you vision for a moment longer. Whether you are camring, boating, observing wlildlife or surveying your property for intruders tye NTZ-1 night vision device lets you see what goes bump in the night.

Specification

Total darkness tech. Standard
Magnification 2.4x
Detection Range 150 M/Y
Recognition Range 100 M/Y
Lens system F1:1.2, F35mm
FOV @ 1000m 628ft / 191m
Diopter Adjustment +/- 4
Power Supply One 3 Volt Lithium
Range of Focus 8ft / 2m to infinity
Dimensions 86 x 64 x 110mm 7" X 2" X 3.5"
Weight 454g / 16oz

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2005-07-20
Nature By Night
By Graham Thomson
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Night Eyes
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2005-04-19
Night Hunting
by Randy Watson
We were both huffing and puffing when we finally got to a rise in the darkness that seemed like a good vantage point. It was hard to tell, judging only by feel. It was two in the morning, we had been poked by mesquite thorns and stumbled along in the night for better than a half hour. We could finally ...

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