Night Vision Wildlife - NZT-2W Night Vision Spotting Scope

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NZT-2W Night Vision Spotting Scope

Description

The NZT-2W night vision spotting scope is a compact 100% waterproof hand held monocular. A 3.1x magnification all glass lens system combined with a high quality 1st generation + light intensifier tube gives you a bright and sharp image in any dark situation you may find yourself in.
A built-in long-range infrared illuminator is also included to let you see even in total darkness.
Do not let darkness impair your vision for a moment longer. Whether you are camping, boating, observing wildlife or surveying your property for intruders the NZT-2w night vision device lets you see what goes bump in the night.
Available in two colors: high visibility yellow or black.

Specification

Total darkness tech Standard
Magnification 3.1x
Intensifier tube High res. 1st gen
Detection range 150 m/y
Recognition range 100 m/y
Lens sytem F1:1.2, F50mm
FOV @ 1000yds/m 628ft / 191m
Diopter adjustment +/- 4
Resolution 40 lp/mm
Power supply One 3 volt lithium CR123A
Range of focus 5ft / 1.5m to infinity
Battery life 10-20 hours
Dimensions 178 x 56 x 76mm 7 x 2.2 x 3"
Weight 397g / 14oz

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