Built for medium- and long-range applications, the Bering Optics D-750FW 4x66 Night Vision Sightfrom Bering Optics D-750FW 4x66 Night Vision Sightemploys HD multicoated lenses, a Mil Dot reticle in your choice of red or yellow, and 1/4 MOA impact point correction for accurate nighttime targeting. Its autogated Gen 3+ filmed white phosphor tube produces a black-and-white image, which many night hunters prefer to traditional night vision green, and maintains image quality in changing light conditions. Manual gain control allows you to achieve the brightest possible image in any light level without sacrificing the sharp detail of 64-72 lp/mm resolution. Nitrogen-filled (and refillable) to prevent fogging and IP67 waterproof, the sight will hold zero on medium-caliber rifles and can be used effectively with weapons up to .50 caliber or 12 gauge. A pair of AA batteries will power the sight for up to 120 hours.

Autogated Filmed White Phosphor Tube    Resolution: 64-72 lp/mm    HD Multicoated Optics    Manual Gain Control    Red or Yellow Mil Dot Reticle    Up to 710-Yard Detection Range    1/4 MOA Elevation & Windage Adjustment    Water & Fogproof    Holds Zero on Medium-Caliber Weapons    Runs 120 Hours on Two AA Batteries

• Autogated Gen 3+ filmed white phosphor tube
• 64-72 lp/mm resolution
• Manual gain control
• Protected from sudden exposure to bright light

• HD multicoated lenses
• 4x magnification, 66mm objective
• 100mm f/1.5 lens system
• 9° angle of view
• Illuminated red or yellow Mil Dot reticle, adjustable brightness
• 710-yard detection range (6' tall target) under quarter moon, 600 yards under cloud cover; recognition range ranges of 505 and 395 yards, respectively

• 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustments
• Retains zero on medium-caliber weapons
• Suited for use on rifles up to .50 caliber
• Picatinny/Weaver mount

• IP67 waterproof housing
• Nitrogen-filled fogproof
• -40 to 122° operating temperature
• Shock-resistant construction
• Runs up to 120 hours on two AA batteries
• Measures 9.3" long, weighs 32 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I haven't successfully taken a photo. Each time I do, it says the battery is low, even though they are new batteries, which I then tested to be sure they were good. What can I do about that?

A: If it happens with any battery you use. There could be a problem with the battery sensor in the monocular

Q: 2. does it use battery during the day? how long does the batteries work?

A: Since it is a digital device, it employs an image sensor and image display, therefore batteries are always required to operate the device regardless of what time of the day/night it is. Typical 2pcs of CR123A will work anywhere between 3hrs and 5hrs depending on the image display brightness, use of IR illuminator, video/wi-fi activation etc. We recommend powering the binocular via USB port with 5V/2A power bank device (similar to those used to charge cellphones). In this case working time can be extended up to 10-15hrs, depending on the power bank capacity.

Q: 3. It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen. What is the recorded resolution to the memory card? Thank you.

A: The Barska NVX600 Digital Night Vision Binocular records at 320x240.

Q: 4. What is the part of the lens that is light grey in the picture but also isn't a part of the camcorder?

A: The AstroScope Night Vision Adapter 9350-HMC-3LPRO BH #ASNVAHCM150 • MFR #914938 is an adapter that goes between the camcorder body and the detachable lens. The lens is added to the front of the AstroScope Night Vision Adapter

Q: 5. Does the Konus Konuspy have an SD slot or is the SD card built in? Would like to use an SD with more gigs.

A: It comes with a 8GB removable card. It can take up to a 32GB card.

Q: 6. does it come with a neck strap?

A: A strap is Not included from the manufacturer.

Q: 7. Does this have loop recording?

A: The SJCAM A10 1296p Body Camera with Night Vision BH #SJA10 features loop recording: Loop Recording include four options--" Off, 3mins, 5mins, 10mins",select this option, the device will continuously record video segmentally until the memory card is full, and then cover the contents of the previous record.

Q: 8. How much time of video can we get with one set of batteries?

A: The Bushnell 6x50 Equinox Z2 Digital Night Vision Monocular uses AA batteries so the length of the video time will vary based on the brand and type of battery being used.

Q: 9. Can it be used with external battery pack with the usb terminal?

A: The Bushnell 6x50 Equinox Z2 Digital Night Vision Monocular do not accept power through the USB port. So it cannot be used with an external battery.

Q: 10. Does this have night vision video recording?

A: Yes it does: Night Vision Functionality.