Best Reviews for YukonRanger 5x42 Digital Night Vision MonocularWith so many on offer these days, it is good to have a make you can trust. The YukonRanger 5x42 Digital Night Vision Monocular is certainly that and will be a great buy. For this reduced price, the YukonRanger 5x42 Digital Night Vision Monocular comes highly recommended and is always a popular choice amongst many people.
- 4x Magnification
- Powerful Infrared (IR) Illuminator
- Digital
- 3 year guarantee
Product Description
Newly updated variant of the Yukon 5x42 Ranger Digital Night Vision Monocular.
Now features an upgraded Sony CCD for improved imaging. Coupled with the addition of a variable gain control dial (brightness/contrast control), this offers noticeable performance advantages over the previous model.
Because the unit uses a CCD with the image viewed on a built-in LCD screen, the unit cannot be damaged by bright light sources. Variable gain contol allows you to adjust the image based on an individual scenes lighting level.
The built-in high power Infrared Illuminator - the right-hand lens of the device - is covert (invisible to the human eye at approx. 940nm) and throws a beam out to over 100m. In ultra low light levels this provides the unit with its own light source. The power output of the illuminator is also controllable offering maximum flexibility in image brightness/contrast.
The unit offers true 5x optical image magnification through the left hand lens of the device. Currently competitive products can only achieve higher magnifications through digital magnification which means a loss of resolution.
A Video Out facility (lead included) means that the unit can be linked to a recording device such as a DVD Recorder/Video Recorder /Camcorder or alternatively to a monitor.
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.
A screw thread is built-in to the base allowing attachment to a tripod.