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iGen Capture NV 20/20 Night Vision Viewer

iGen Capture NV 20/20 Night Vision Viewer

Item #: NOIGM3X-IC
Category: Other Sports A-C -> Bird Watching
Your Price: $699.00

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The Night Owl iGen Image Capture Night Vision Monocular NOIGM3X-IC is the world's only Night Vision Monocular that also takes pictures. The iGen Image Capture Night Vision Monocular by Night Owl Optics captures black and white images onto a standard Secure Digital (SD) memory card (not included). These images are saved in JPEG & TIFF format, and can be easily transferred to a computer. No special computer software is needed. Real-time Video Output can also be achieved when the iGen is connected to a video viewing source via RCA. In addition to its photographic capabilities, the Night Owl i Gen Image Capture Night Scope is a high quality Monocular for Day or Night viewing. This Night Owl Optics Night Vision device features enhanced infrared sensitivity that is double that of intensifier tube technology. Since there is no intensifier tube, the iGen can be used during the day for daytime viewing without damaging the interior components. The Night Owl i-Gen also produces extreme clarity that stretches across the screen, from edge to edge. These features will give users a new night vision experience with integrated photographic capability. The Night Owl iGen Image Capture Night Vision Monocular NOIGM3X-IC is a great Night Vision device for hunters, security officers, and for any other occasion when high visibility in low light situations is needed.FEATURES:Ambient light amplification of 650 timesWorks day or nightVariable Frame Rate - user adjustable exposure time to enhance light-gathering capability. From 2 fps to 30 fpsInfrared Intelligence - 3 modes. Wattage adjusts automatically as needed for varying levels of darknessEnhanced infrared sensitivity - double that of intensifier tube technologyVariable display brightnessClarity across the screen - edge to edgeProgrammable time out featuresColor output choicesVideo composite outputSPECIFICATIONS:Model: NOIGM3X-ICMagnification: 2.6xAngle of View: 12 degreesField of View: 70 ft @ 330 ftRange of View: 16" to Infinity; 30 lp/mmResolution: Edge to EdgePower Supply: 4 AA Batteries (not included)Weight: 19.1 ozDimensions: 9.0" x 4.0" x 2.5"

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