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 16x52 Monocular Telescope HD Dual Focus BAK4 Prism Night Vision Spyglass Scope $9.19 |
 T2PRO Night Vision Monocular Hunting 1579 Yards Detect Deer Long Thermal Imager $329.00 |
 NightStar 4x50 Digital Night Vision Monocular with Infrared illuminator $154.00 |
 2025 NV333P Infrared Night Vision Digital Night Vision Lang range Hunting Scope $258.00 |
 80x100 Zoom Day/Low Night Vision HD Monocular Starscope Monocular Telescope $9.49 |
 40X60 Monocular Binoculars With Night Vision BAK4 Prism High Power Waterproof/ $8.55 |
 ACPOTEL NV30 Night Vision Monocular Infrared Digital Night Vision with Sony Sen $47.99 |
 OP14 Night Vision Monocular Housing $500.00 |
 40X60 Monocular Binoculars With Night Vision BAK4 Prism High Power Waterproof $12.95 |
 Armasight Spark Gen 1 Night Vision Monocular W/ Armasight AIM System Used $775.00 |
Night vision monoculars make use of image-enhancement technology to improve the images we see in darkness. Night vision monocular systems collect light which may be visible, minimal or infrared, then amplifies the intensity and presents it on a screen. The objective lens does the important function of gathering incidental light or infrared radiation. Inside the device, the real action of night vision monocular begins.
The light is passed through the image-intensifier tube to transform the photons, or the wavelengths of light, into electrons using a photo-cathode. This function is powered by an onboard battery. The electrons are multiplied by the micro channel plate in the image intensifier tube with the use of fiber-optic technology.
The electrons will then hit the phosphor-coated screen in the same position as when they entered the image-intensifier tube. The electrons, due to their impact contact with the phosphor-coated screen, will release photons that produce the green image on the screen. This image will be seen through the ocular lens, which will enable you to adjust and magnify the image.