Tag : night owl, 3 1x, night vision, monocular

Company : Night Owl Optics List Price : $249.95 Amazon Price : Too low to display Used Price : Average customer review :

Accessoies

• Night Owl Camera Adapter
• Night Owl Explorer 2.5x Fixed Focus Night Vision Binoculars
• Night Owl Explorer Pro 5X Night Vision Binoculars w/Infared Illuminators
• Night Owl Tactical 2.5x Binoculars
• Night Owl Optics NOTM1 Nightvision Monocular

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Features

• Perfect introductory night vision device
• Easy one-hand operation with soft-touch buttons
• Optional IR illuminator
• 3.1x magnification
• Spectral sensitivity of 400-900nm (nanometers)

Product Description

The all-new Light is a quality night vision monocular with an optional infrared illuminator in a compact body design. The NOLT3 features an accentuated palm grip with ergonomically placed soft-touch operational buttons for easy one-hand operation. The new Light monocular is an ideal device for casual nocturnal viewing.

Customer reviews

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poor
they aren't as good as you make them out to be, they said that you could see up to a 700 ft. but yet we can't see up tp 50 yards.my husband is a true hunter, he has a pair of monoculars with a camera on they that does better then the night owl.i wouldn't buy another pair.


c saucier

A good house or backyard Toy
I bought this with the hope of using it for wildlife observations while out in the field. I had previous experience with night vision and hoped for a clear view of the surrounding meadows, forests, etc. Not so with this one. I could not see any better than using my own eyes. It works when there is still some light or moonlight but, I can see fine on my own then. I returned it after one use.

It works ok in the house or your local backyard, as it will pick up the street lights etc and make everything bright. Forget it if you intend to use it in the wilderness.

The technology has definately improved in this area but for a good product it appears I will have to spend more money. I'll eat carrots for now.