The Yukon Spartan NVMT 4x50 is the most powerful night vision device in this series by the Belarusian manufacturer. Large, 4x magnification and 50 mm lens provide a very bright, clear image. Observation range: up to 200 meters in residual lighting conditions. It has a built-in LED infrared illuminator for observation in complete darkness.
The body has a 1/4 inch socket that allows you to mount the night vision device on any photographic tripod.
| • Generation: | 1 |
| • IR illuminator: | built-in, LED |
| • Magnification: | 4x |
| • Lens diameter: | 50 mm |
| • Resolution: | 36 lines / mm |
| • Reception: | 70 m in total darkness, 200 m in residual lighting |
| • Field of view: | 15 ° |
| • Eye focus adjustment range: | + / - 4 D |
| • Power: | 3 V lithium battery CR123 (included) |
| • Working temperature range: | -30 ° + 40 ° |
| • Working time without replacing the power source: | 20 hours |
| • Mounting to a photo tripod: | YES, 1/4 inch |
| • Dimensions: | 191 x 87 x 60 [mm] |
| • Libra: | 600 g |
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>> FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS << Question : What is the difference between generation 1 and 2 night vision devices? I want to buy a night vision device, but I would like to know more about night vision technology.
Answer: Basic information can be found in the study HOW THE NIGHT VISOR WORKS (click to read)
Question : What is the CR123 battery? Are there any "rechargeable batteries" of this type?
Answer: CR123 batteries are 3-volt lithium batteries often used in cameras, rangefinders, sights, and tactical flashlights. Lithium cells have a large capacity, are resistant to temperatures from -55 to +70 degrees C, and have a very long - up to 15-year shelf life (at room temperature) .
Yes, there are rechargeable batteries available on the market (symbol RCR-123, requires a dedicated charger).