Night Vision vs. Thermal Vision
An article at Guns America explains the difference between Thermal imaging, Image Intensification and Fusion imaging systems.
Thermal Scope (price around $15,000)
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Clodboywrote on June 24th, 2010 at 7:59 pm Link To Comment |
“The fusion thing is the future, maybe adding even more…….shades of the Predator…..LOL.”
I remember reading some Youtube comment a while ago where a guy joked about mounting two extra laser modules on his AK’s tri-rail handguard so he could have a triple laser sight à la Predator
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Big Daddywrote on June 24th, 2010 at 12:53 pm Link To Comment |
Great article I was looking for something like to explain it. I used the early scopes and goggles in 1980. The scopes were huge and heavy probably Vietnam stuff, but the goggles were cool. I bet the new ones are great!!!
The fusion thing is the future, maybe adding even more…….shades of the Predator…..LOL.
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xamoelwrote on June 24th, 2010 at 8:37 am Link To Comment |
any idea how to get hold of one of the fusion image systems in europe? seems noone wants to export them…
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Heathwrote on June 24th, 2010 at 6:37 am Link To Comment |
One of those would be SOOOO amazing for night time coyote work. Unfortunately many states don’t allow it and it’s cost prohibitive for me. I would love to see some video of it being used for coyotes, though.
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Sianwrote on June 24th, 2010 at 2:14 am Link To Comment |
“You can see someone’s soul!”
Good article. The fusion systems (barely mentioned) really seem to have a lot of potential, with the strengths of either component offsetting the other’s weaknesses.
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“The fusion thing is the future, maybe adding even more…….shades of the Predator…..LOL.”
I remember reading some Youtube comment a while ago where a guy joked about mounting two extra laser modules on his AK’s tri-rail handguard so he could have a triple laser sight à la Predator
Great article I was looking for something like to explain it. I used the early scopes and goggles in 1980. The scopes were huge and heavy probably Vietnam stuff, but the goggles were cool. I bet the new ones are great!!!
The fusion thing is the future, maybe adding even more…….shades of the Predator…..LOL.
any idea how to get hold of one of the fusion image systems in europe? seems noone wants to export them…
One of those would be SOOOO amazing for night time coyote work. Unfortunately many states don’t allow it and it’s cost prohibitive for me. I would love to see some video of it being used for coyotes, though.
“You can see someone’s soul!”
Good article. The fusion systems (barely mentioned) really seem to have a lot of potential, with the strengths of either component offsetting the other’s weaknesses.