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pvs-14 night vision goggles

pvs-14 night vision goggles Jerry-14 Night Vision Monocular (J14)

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pvs-14 night vision goggles Jerry-14 Night Vision Monocular (J14)Description FREE US INSURED SHIPPING Included ($80 Value ) This J14 Night Vision can be mounted to your helmet. Its the InfiRay Jerry 14 Night Vision Monocular is an ultra lightweight, full featured night vision monocular that features an NNVT NVT4 1400 1600 FOM manual gain, non autogated, white phosphor image intensifier. Weighing in at only 250g without battery, the Jerry 14 comes with all features you would expect from higher priced, heavier

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FREE US INSURED SHIPPING Included ($80 Value )

This J14  Night Vision can be mounted to your helmet. It’s the InfiRay Jerry-14 Night Vision Monocular is an ultra-lightweight, full-featured night vision monocular that features an NNVT NVT4 1400-1600 FOM manual gain, non-autogated, white phosphor image intensifier. Weighing in at only 250g without battery, the Jerry-14 comes with all features you would expect from higher-priced, heavier offerings such as a robust reinforced polymer body, manual gain, low battery indicator, IR illuminator, manual focus, diopter adjustments, and more.

Featuring similar controls and mounting footprint to milspec PVS-14s

This Jerry-14 comes with a full-metal dovetail J-arm that comes ready to mount onto any standard NVG mount, such as the Wilcox G24. ($100 Value Free)

Controls are simple – to turn on the device, rotate the main dial until it clicks, then simply continue turning to increase gain. To decrease gain, turn the knob counter-clockwise. To turn on the IR illuminator, double-tap the knob.

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As a bonus, the Jerry-14 comes out of the box with an integrated JerryC COTI mounting bracket.

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