Act In Black DTNVS-MG: Precision Clarity and Extended Durability

• The Act In Black DTNVS-MG, standing for Dual Tube Night Vision System - Manual Gain, represents the pinnacle of night vision technology. It is designed to deliver unparalleled nocturnal visuals for professional and recreational use.
• Dual Tube Design for superior depth perception and spatial awareness, crucial for navigation and complex tasks during low light conditions.
• Manual Gain Control enables the user to adjust the brightness of the image intensifier tubes, ensuring optimal performance in varying light conditions, from pitch black to moonlit nights.
• Lightweight and Durable construction using advanced materials, making it easy to carry for extended periods without compromising on reliability.
• Versatile Mounting Options with direct screw inserts for attaching to IPD modules, adaptable for a wide range of helmets and headgear.
• Enhanced Field of View (40°), giving users a broad visual range to monitor the environment effectively.
• Submersible up to 66 feet, allowing for operations in wet conditions and near water bodies without the risk of damage.
• Long Operational Time (25+ hours) on a single CR123 Size Battery, ensuring reliability for extended missions without the need for frequent battery changes.

Act In Black DTNVS-MG Review

What are some common accessories to add to the DTNVS-MG?

• : A variety of mounts are available to fit different helmet styles and personal preferences, ensuring that you can customize your setup for maximum comfort and functionality.
• : Specialized bags and cases protect your night vision devices during transport and storage, keeping them safe from physical damage and environmental conditions.
• Extend the operational time of your night vision device with an external battery pack, ensuring long-lasting power during extended missions or activities.
• : High-quality helmet compatible with night vision mounting systems.

Act In Black DTNVS-MG Features and Specs

The Act In Black DTNVS-MG stands out for its exceptional engineering and adaptability, tailored for night vision use. It highlights a new front plate design for robustness, direct screw inserts for attaching the IPD module with ease, and manual gain support accommodating all tube manufacturers.

DTNVS-MG Key Features

• New front plate design
• Direct screw inserts for IPD module attachment
• Manual Gain support for diverse tube manufacturers
• Adjustable IR Output
• ISO 9001:2015 accredited in-house assembly
• 40° Field of View
• 1x Magnification
• Diopter Adjustment: -6 to +2
• 25mm Eye Relief
• Submersible up to 66 feet
• 27mm, f/1.2 Objective Lens
• Focus Range: 9.8" to infinity
• Powered by 1 CR123 Size Battery
• 25+ hours Operation Time
• Weight: 522 g (18.44 oz)

What's in the box of the Act In Black DTNVS-MG?

• (1) DTNVS-MG Night Vision System
• (1) Hard Carrying Case
• (2) Eye Cups (2x)
• (1) Operator’s Manual

Act In Black DTNVS-MG FAQs

Can the DTNVS MG be used in underwater environments?

Yes, the DTNVS-MG is submersible up to 66 feet, making it suitable for underwater use.

What type of battery does the AiB DTNVS MG use, and how long does it last?

The DTNVS-MG operates using 1 CR123 size battery, with an operation time of over 25 hours.

Is the DTNVS-MG compatible with manual gain adjustments for all tube types?

Yes, the DTNVS-MG supports manual gain control for all image intensifier tube manufacturers and manual gain tube types.

What is the weight of the DTNVS-MG?

The DTNVS-MG weighs 522 grams (18.44 ounces), making it lightweight and comfortable for extended use.

What are 20UA intensifier tubes and how do they differ from other models?

The term "20UA" refers to a high-performance night vision intensifier tube from L3Harris, designed for aviation use. These tubes have stringent quality standards for dark spots, allowing larger spots only in the outermost zone (Zone 3), ensuring a clearer image.

Key Features of 20UA Tubes:

• Strict Spot Tolerance: Larger dark spots (> .003 inches) are only allowed in Zone 3, ensuring high image clarity.

• High Performance:

• Center Resolution: 64 lp/mm minimum

• Figure of Merit (FOM): 2376 minimum

• Halo: 1.0 maximum

• Equivalent Background Illumination (EBI): 2.5 maximum

L3 20UA tubes offer excellent image quality with minimal imperfections, making them ideal for aviation and other high-demand applications.

Why is it not recommended to use rechargeable batteries in DTNVS-MG?

Rechargeable batteries are prone to leaking, which can cause significant damage to the sensitive electronics and components within night vision goggles. This leakage can result in malfunctions or even complete failure of the device.

What type of batteries should I use for my DTNVS-MG?

It is highly recommended to use lithium batteries for night vision goggles. Lithium batteries are more stable and less likely to leak, ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your night vision equipment.

What should I do if my DTNVS-MG doesn't turn on?

If your DTNVS-MG are not turning on, follow these steps:

1. Check the Battery Orientation: Ensure that the batteries are inserted correctly. The direction of the batteries must match the device's specified orientation.
2. Replace with New Batteries: If the batteries are inserted correctly and the device still does not power on, replace them with brand new batteries. Often, the issue is due to depleted batteries.

What are dark spots on intensifier tubes, and what are the different zones?

Dark spots are small black dots you might see when looking through night vision goggles (NVGs). They occur because of tiny imperfections in the intensifier tube, which helps amplify light to let you see in the dark. These spots don't usually affect how well you can see. Intensifier tubes have three zones:

1. Zone 1: The central area where you look the most. It's the clearest part.

2. Zone 2: The middle ring around Zone 1. This zone might have a few more imperfections.

3. Zone 3: The outer edge. This zone can have the most imperfections, but it doesn't affect your view much because it's on the edges.

The fewer dark spots an NVG has, the higher its quality and price. NVGs with almost no dark spots are typically more expensive because they have better intensifier tubes. However, a few dark spots are normal, and as long as they don't block your view too much, your NVGs should work just fine.