List Price : $304.95 Price : $150.00
Product Description
The new Stealthview¿ Digital Night Vision products use a powerful infrared spotlight to produce images with resolution rivaling that of Generation 2 and 3 optics. The view is sharp from edge to edge, and they're effective in complete darkness and at long distances. They're also invisible to game animals and observers.
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The Night Watch 2x24 Infrared Monocular provides nighttime illumination with a five to 400-foot range, thanks to its built-in infrared illuminator and advanced light-gathering technology. Lightweight and compact, the 2x24 Night Watch Monocular has a rubber armored grip and weighs under a pound. The monocular operates using two AA batteries, is equipped with a tripod mount for stationary viewing, and comes with a lanyard and a carrying case. Built to last, the 2x24 Night Watch Monocular carries a two year limited warranty against manufacturer's defects.
Specifications:
- Magnification: 2x
- Objective Lens: 24 millimeters
- Viewing Range: 5 to 400 feet / 1.5 to 122 meters
- Field of View: 105 feet at 1000 yards / 35 meters at 1000 meters
- Built-in infrared illuminator
- Weight: 10.7 ounces / 303 grams
- Size: 5.9 by 3.5 by 2.3 inches
- Tripod Mount: yes
- Battery Type: two AA
- Model: 260224
Common Night Vision Uses: scouting game, security and surveillance, camping, exploring caves, nighttime navigation, night fishing and boating, wildlife observation, and search and rescue.
Amazon.com Product Description
Bushnell has engineered the Nightwatch 2x24 with Built-In Infrared Monocular to produce images with resolution that rivals costly Generation 2 and 3 optics. Using a powerful infrared spotlight that produces sharp images even in pitch darkness, the Stealthview monocular is ideal for a wide variety of applications including security and surveillance, camping, night fishing, navigation, and wildlife observation.
This powerful infrared technology works by providing a light source for the Nightwatch system to amplify and collect through an objective lens. This collected light is then processed through an image sensor to produce a high-quality image that is magnified at 2x.
Designed for use in a variety of terrains, the lightweight Nightwatch monocular features a built-in tripod mount and rugged rubber armor around an ergonomically shaped body for added comfort during prolonged use. The Nightwatch monocular operates on two AA batteries and provides a viewing range of up to 700 feet, making it the perfect nightvision monocular for nighttime adventures.
Bushnell Nightwatch 2x24 with Built-In Infrared Monocular:
- Magnification X Obj Lens: 2x24
- Tripod Mount: yes
- Field of View (ft @ 1000 yards/m @ 1000m): 105/35
- Infrared Illuminator: yes (built-in))
- Weight (oz/g): 10.7/303
- Battery Type: AA(2)
- Model: 260224
- Size (in/mm): 5.9x3.5x2.3/150x90x59
- Viewing Range (ft/m): 5-400/1.5-122
- 2x magnification, 24-millimeter objective monocular with built-in infrared illuminator
- Five to 400-foot viewing range; 105-foot field of view at 1000 yards
- Rubber armored body with ergonomic shape
- Built-in tripod mount; lanyard and carry case included
- This item is restricted for sale to the state of California and outside the US
Bushnell Night Watch 2x24 w/Built in Infrared Monocular Reviews
Bushnell Night Watch 2x24 w/Built in Infrared Monocular Reviews
| 243 of 244 people found the following review helpful  Depends on your goals and expectations, This review is from: Bushnell Night Watch 2x24 w/Built in Infrared Monocular (Electronics) I have to admit that my only background with night vision devices has been with later-generation goggles in the military. As such, my expectations and review criteria might be a bit different than some.I purchased this monocular for a camping trip, in the hopes of being able to watch woodland critters going about their natural activities. I found that my ability to do that was dependant on many variables. In normal (non-IR) mode, it's only MARGINALLY (infinitesimally...not much) better than normal night vision. In an open field, with full moonlight, you can clearly see a medium-sized dog running around out to about 30 feet. Out to 100 feet, you can tell that there's something moving out there. Beyond that, everything blends. While all of this is greatly enhanced by switching on the IR source, it's (literally) a bright red spot which lets the rest of the world know you're there. It's probably the military thing kicking in, but that REALLY bugs me. While... Read more 43 of 44 people found the following review helpful good product. does what it says., By Paul E (Jersey) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Bushnell Night Watch 2x24 w/Built in Infrared Monocular (Electronics) the Bushnell night watch is a good toy, but nothing for serious use.In a dark room I couldn't see anything at all with out the IR light on. No shapes, no outlines, nothing. With the IR light on I could see pretty well in the dark. Focus is not perfectly clear, but adequate. The objective is pretty small, but I can read the label on a cereal box in complete darkness from about 25 feet away. From farther I can make out shapes and outlines. It wasn't exactly a waste of money, but it isn't as fun or useful as I thought it would be, and in hindsight I don't think I'd buy it again. 46 of 50 people found the following review helpful  First night-vision device, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Bushnell Night Watch 2x24 w/Built in Infrared Monocular (Electronics) This is the first time I've ever bought and owned a night-vision specific optical device and I must say that I am quite satisfied with my choice. I did a lot of reading and researching before I finally decided to pick this particular Bushnell model. All the reviews from Amazon customers helped a lot in my decision.This model is perfect for the purpose I intended for it which is to simply have a way to look at the areas outside my house at night. I intentionally did not pick a model which had a lot of magnification since I didn't need it. I strongly recommend this model for those looking for their first night-vision optical device. I only gave it 4 stars because I think there should have been some sort of lanyard for the scope cap so you won't lose it when using the monocular. Having said that, I will start saving up so I can upgrade to maybe a Gen 2 or 3 monocular or binocular. |
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