Night Vision Wildlife - ATN Night Leopard

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ATN Night Leopard - Night Vision Monocular

ATN Night Leopard is our latest Gen 1 Night Vision Monocular. Night Leopard is Night Scope with Magnification and IR for Security, Bird Watching or Camping.

ATN Night Leopard - Night Vision Monocular

Description

SEE LIKE A CAT IN THE DARK! OUR NEW NIGHT LEOPARD IS A TOP-NOTCH COMPACT NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR.
A new super fast lens system combined with a high resolution Gen. 1-Plus light intensifier tube gives the user an unparalleled bright image in a 1st gen. night vision device. Easy push button controls, 3x magnification and a built-in infra-red illuminator for viewing in total darkness are just a few of the features this scope packs. If you want a compact, high quality night vision monocular then look no further then our new Night Leopard.

Specification

Total Darkness Tech. Standard
Magnification 3X
Intensifier Tube High res. 1st Gen +
Detection Range 200 m/y
Recognition Range 100m/y
Lens System F1:1.2, F50mm
FOV 14 deg.
Diopter Adjustment +/-5
Resolution 40 lp/mm
Range Of Focus 1M to infinity
Controls Digital
Operating Temperature -40°C to +40°C
Power Supply One 3 volt lithium
Battery Life 10-20 hours
Dimensions 175mmx85mmx50mm / 7"x3.5"x2"
Weight 0.47 kg / 1 lbs

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2005-07-20
Nature By Night
By Graham Thomson
When you are hiking along in the twilight you will probably notice various birds going to bed; indeed, often you cannot help but notice them, so noisy and fussy as they are! Have you ever heard a rookery settling down for the night in the high tree-tops? What a cawing! A lot of it sounds rather like ...

2005-07-20
Night Eyes
By Graham Thomson
Can you see in the dark, like a cat? As a matter of fact, it is doubtful if a cat can see any more clearly in the dark than any other animal, though it is quite likely that it can, because its eyes have such large pupils. These collect every faintest ray of light reflected by objects round about, and ...

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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