DIPOL DN32 1+ Front Sniper Night attachment 1+ generation opinie

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The Dipol DN32 night vision overlay is designed for connection to day lunches, telescopes, cameras and video cameras, allowing their use at night and at dawn / dusk. The fastening system allows for fast and reliable connection to the day device. Transducer: modern ceramic transducer, generation 1+, resolution up to 60 lines / mm, provides minimal distortion at magnification of the telescopes up to 10 times.

Characteristics

• housing - carbon fiber body filled with plastic with a lightweight aluminum frame - resistant to weather conditions and mechanical damage
• convenient internal focusing system (sharpening)
• conveniently located switch
• the diode indicator indicates the operating status of the night vision device
• the battery compartment has protection against loss, especially useful when changing the battery at night

Technical parameters

• Generation:	1+ ceramic transducer
• IR illuminator:	no - Weaver rail can be used with all scuttles designed for this rail
• Zoom:	1x (without magnification, does not change telescope parameters)
• Magnification range of the optical device (acceptable / optimal):	1-12x / 3-6x
• Lens parameters:	53 / 1.3
• Output:	41 mm
• Resolution:	up to 60 lines / mm
• Working temperature range:	from -20 to + 50 ° C
• Water resistance class:	IPX6
• Power supply:	1 x CR123 3 V
• Working time without changing the power source:	about 50 hours
• Dimensions:	181 x 70 x 72 mm
• Weight:	600 g

Warranty

12 months for the transducer, 24 months for other elements

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Question : What is the difference between the 1 and 2 generation night vision devices? I want to buy a night vision device, but I would like to learn more about night vision technology.

Answer: See advice on night vision

Question : Can this monocular be combined with a telescope?

Answer: Yes, this is a night vision stretcher, including a set of reductions for the telescope.