Review Yukon Ranger 5x42 MPR (VIDEO) Kit Night Vision DigitalWith so many on offer today, it is good to have a brand you can recognise. The Yukon Ranger 5x42 MPR (VIDEO) Kit Night Vision Digital is certainly that and will be a perfect purchase. For this reduced price, the Yukon Ranger 5x42 MPR (VIDEO) Kit Night Vision Digital is highly recommended and is a popular choice for lots of people.
- Image is crisp and sharp on the whole field of view and it does not show any light or dark spots and fuzziness toward the edges
- Dual IR system coupled with 5x magnification guarantees the user's ability to recognize objects at maximum observation distance with outstanding clarity irrespective of viewing conditions, while the image brightness is comparable with Gen2 night vision scopes
- Both of IR illuminators operate in prolonged IR wave range, which excludes the probability of being disclosed by other observers and by majority of night vision scopes utilizing electro-optical intensifying tubes
- Running on 6 x AA sized batteries, the unit is supplied with two battery cradles (for quick battery change), a 12V car adaptor and a UK mains lead
- The unit accepts the latest NiMH rechargeable batteries (2700mAh)
Product Description
The image seen through the Digital NV Ranger 5x42 is crisp and sharp on the whole field of view and it does not show any light or dark spots and fuzziness toward the edges. Dual IR system coupled with 5x magnification guarantees the user's ability to recognize objects at maximum observation distance with outstanding clarity irrespective of viewing conditions, while the image brightness is comparable with Gen2 night vision scopes . Both of IR illuminators operate in prolonged IR wave range, which excludes the probability of being disclosed by other observers and by majority of night vision scopes utilizing electro-optical intensifying tubes. Running on 6 x AA sized batteries, the unit is supplied with two battery cradles (for quick battery change), a 12V car adaptor and a UK mains lead. The unit will happily accept the latest NiMH rechargeable batteries (2700mAh) - in fact, these are the recommended power source when out in the field.