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Thursday, 16 of October "I never think of the future, it comes soon enough." - A. Einstein |
PRODUCT PAGE ATN Night Tiger XDI Night Vision Binocular The ATN Night Tiger XDI Binoculars was designed for prolonged medium to long-range nighttime viewing. Utilizing a high quality DEP XDI light intensifier tube the Night Tiger XDI night glasses provides the user with a bright and sharp image for scanning dark terrain. With features similar to ITT night vision model 5001 or AN/PVS-7 a dual eye viewing system in this night vision equipment is combined with a fast 3x front lens, lets you use your Night Tiger comfortably for long viewing sessions while giving you a wide field of view to easily cover your surveillance area. Whether you are on patrol, a stakeout or observing wildlife the Night Tiger night scope is one of the best surveillance night vision devices made. Features: High Quality DEP XDI up to 64lp image intensifier tube; 3x, super fast 6 element lens system provides the user with a clear and sharp image; Dual eye viewing system for long viewing sessions; Built in Infrared illuminator lets you see even in total darkness; Neck strap for comfort of use; Easy to use digital controls.
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2005-09-16 J200 million contract awarded to helicopter firm. http://www.itvregions.com/ news.php?region=West &content=20521&cat=0 £200 million contract awarded to helicopter firm. The Yeovil helicopter firm AgustaWestland has been awarded a contract worth nearly £200 million from the Ministry of Defense. The company will install a new night vision system for the Apache helicopter, enabling pilots to pick out targets even ...  |
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2005-07-19 Helicopter rescues woman by light on cell phone using night vision http://www.kesq.com/Global/ story.asp?S=3387008 WINDSOR, Calif. A lost hiker was rescued in Shiloh Park near Windsor late last night -- and she has her cell phone to thank. After she lost her bearings, Kathy Karlen called the sheriff’s dispatcher asking for help. When the rescue helicopter approached her location after dark, they asked her point ... |
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2005-06-01 Police invest in spies in the skies http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/ Things are looking up for St. Louis police who will be looking down. Happy with a test of elevated night vision video surveillance cameras during Mardi Gras, the department is investing grant money in nine cameras that can be moved among potential trouble spots as spies in the sky. Authorities expect ... |
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