to see in the dark

[bravotwozero]

Re: to see in the dark

I put in some cleve stuff so should that happen mine turns itself off automatically.

Also, to give you some idea how long I had to work on this, here's the mark one: :p

[-=256=-Swerve]

Re: to see in the dark

I like Mark 1! no added sugar! it's healthy!

[Delta149]

Re: to see in the dark

I would love to be better informed, but when did Aldi stock NV gear?

[Beef]

Re: to see in the dark

Here you go from Tesco's
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.208-5443.aspx

[BAMF]

Re: to see in the dark

I would love to be better informed, but when did Aldi stock NV gear?

It's true. £69.99 at my local Aldi.

[dan the legend]

Re: to see in the dark

i ve got a set of russian nvgs could i use the intensifiers outta them

[bravotwozero]

Re: to see in the dark

could you not just use the NVG's you already have???

[dj2l8b]

Re: to see in the dark

http://www.zeroin.co.uk/showpost.php...0&postcount=12

Best place for Info on NVG's

[cactus]

Re: to see in the dark

Eat More carrots
thats what mother used to tell me lol

You beat me to it.

[john_mcginge]

Re: to see in the dark

okay cheers guys found a few places and offers, i must say i like the gen1, but how did you attatch ti anywere? to be able to see down it?

[Bachelarius]

Re: to see in the dark

I'm currently building my own actually. Lets put it this way. A 0.008Lux micro cctv camera can see very far with very little light. It runs on 6v and outputs a compound signal.

Now take an old 80s VHS camcorder and take out the viewfinder. Inside of that there is a tiny little b&w CRT monitor. It usually runs on 5-12v, depending on the camera (most likely 6v, as that's the battery that the cameras usually take) and it just so happens that it reads in a compound signal as well...

Needless to say, parts are ordered, should have made some progress in about 2 weeks.

[No1_sonuk]

Re: to see in the dark

I'm currently building my own actually. Lets put it this way. A 0.008Lux micro cctv camera can see very far with very little light. It runs on 6v and outputs a compound signal.

You mean "Composite", of course.

It's a shame passive IR cameras (proper 3um) are sooo expensive...

[Bachelarius]

Re: to see in the dark

Urgh, composite indeed -_- me being a noob, good catch.