The equipment can be used for surveillance, home security, nature observation, night gaming, camping, hiking, search & rescue etc...
Having personally tested and used this quality NVMT 4x50 Multitask Night Vision Monocular in the field on surveillance operations, I can recommend the equipment to the industry and to other professionals who have a need for using a cost effective and extremely portable night vision optical device.
My initial tests in complete darkness in an open field, found this night vision equipment capable of assisting in identifying an object at 100 metres of distance using the devices infrared (IR) illuminator.
Since those early tests some time ago, the night vision equipment has proven to be useful in spot checking in surveillance operations to obtain intelligence from vehicle number plate registration, observations at locations for the determination of subject activity and for identifying trespassers who have entered private property to steal goods and cause malicious damage to property.
In areas where the devices IR illuminator is capable of enabling viewing at 100 metres and the 4x optical magnification of the device is still capable of viewing further into the field, one is able to use a Maglite torch with an IR filter and filter holder fitted to the Maglite torch, to shine infrared light further into the field, enabling the Yukon NVMT 4x50 Multi Night Vision Monocular to view at much further distances.
It is also possible to obtain much further observation distances in darkness using the Yukon NVMT 4x50 Multi Night Vision Monocular, while using a high powered spotlight fitted with an IR filter for the IR source.
Please click on the website link below to view a short video of the Yukon NVMT 4x50 Multi Night Vision Monocular in action in complete darkness.
Night Vision Video Demo
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PJL Online Store Yukon NVMT 4x50 Multitask Night Vision Monocular
Night Vision Video Demo
PJL 17th February 2010
