Product Description
The NVMT 1x24 Head Gear Kit incorporates the exciting element of hands-free night vision with the quality and value of a 1x24 monocular. The NVMT 1x24 monocular uses no magnification so that users can see a clear image with no distortion or change in depth perception. The small, compact monocular is secured to the head gear by a mounting system that sits easily on the front head strap so that the NVMT can be flipped up when not in use or flipped down when activated; the NVMT head gear is designed to be used with your right eye only and can not be interchanged for the left. The 1x24 also features separately activated Pulse system IR illuminator that uses a pulsating infrared beam to enhance night vision viewing capabilities. A simple detaching mechanism allows the monocular to be taken off the mount for hand-held use. Additional accessories for the NVMT 1x24 are the NVMT IR Flashlight, Riflescope Conversion Kit and Digital Camera Adapter. The NVMT Goggle 1x24 is backed by Yukon’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #21572 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 2.4
- Brand: Yukon Night Vision Gear
- Model: YK24025
- Released on: 2011-03-31
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.75" h x 9.50" w x 11.50" l, 2.45 pounds
Features
- NIGHT VISION GEAR & BINOCULARS
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The NVMT 1x24 Head Gear Kit combines a compact and lightweight 1x24 monocular with generation 1 night vision capabilities and secure headgear that positions the monocular for hands-free viewing. The NVMT 1x24 monocular uses no magnification so that users can see a clear image without distortion or change in depth perception. The small, compact monocular is secured to the head gear by a mounting system that sits easily on the front head strap. The monocular can be flipped up when not in use and flipped down when activated. (please note: the NVMT head gear is designed to be used with your right eye only and can not be interchanged for the left). The 1x24 also features separately activated Pulse system IR illuminator that uses a pulsating infrared beam to enhance night vision viewing capabilities. A simple detaching mechanism allows the monocular to be taken off the mount for hand-held use.
Key Features:
- Hands-free operation
- Photo/Video equipment adaptable
- Integrated (25mW) IR illuminator with focusing beam
- Integrated "On/Off" and "IR activation" LED indicators
- Two built-in 1/4-inch tripod sockets
- Weather resistant construction
- Lens cap secured to the monocular body
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Specifications:
- Image Intensifier tube classification: Gen 1
- Magnification: 1x
- Lens diameter: 24 millimeters
- Field of view: 30 degrees
- Resolution (typical): 32 to 36 lp/mm
- Focus range: one yard to infinity
- Eye relief: 12 millimeters
- Diopter adjustment: +/- 4
- Detection distance (approximate): up to 160 yards
- Effective IR illuminator distance: up to 100 yards
- Power supply: 3V (CR 123A) battery
- Estimated battery life (without IR): up to 30 hours
- Operating temperature: -22 to +104 degrees Fahrenheit
- Dimensions (without head gear): 5.6 by 3.4 by 2.4 inches
- Weight (without head gear): 13.4 ounces
What's in the Box?
NVMT Head Gear (#29031), protective carrying case, wrist strap
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
29 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
By Adam L. Rogers
Ive used Gen 3 in the military and I would sin to get a set of 14's, but my wallet says otherwise. I opted for the 1x since you get the most field of view and they are the easiest to land navigate in (try walking through the woods with a pair of binoculars). Overall the quality and price are on par. Im pleased with the clarity and lack of fuzz presented in these optics. They do get a bit hazy in low lux situations but the ir light clears things up nicely. theres a slight fish eye effect at closer ranges but only on the edges. The eyepiece is hard rubber so your eye-socket may have some foul words if you use the head mount too long with unit resting against your eye. Hand-held however its a dream. Im not sure if mine s defective or their photo tubes are well made but I can turn my unit on for a second to charge up the tube and use the night vision with the power off. After a minute or two it fades to black, but its one hell of a battery saver! Overall if your on a budget the NVMT series will do you good. If you going to be stationary using this, get the other one since this lens is not upgradeable as others have said.
33 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
By Firefighter Jessica
I'm a prior service Army Iraq/Afghanistan vet, so I am kinda biased in my review. Just keep in mind that, No. These are no set of 14's. If that's your expectation, save your money or try to win the lottery. However, they're pretty awesome for the price. There are some pro's and con's with any gen 1's but thus far I am pretty happy with this product.
The pro's are the lightweight yet apparent ruggedness of the product. A heavy set of night vision has the helmet/skullcrusher riding down on my face and throws the image off. These aren't heavy, so the image stays right where I want it to be. Another pro is that Yukon advertises that the unit CANNOT be interchanged over the left eye... that it is a right eye unit ONLY. This is false. All you have to do is unscrew the bracket from the skullcrusher, and invert it. problem solved. For us tactical shooters, left eye viewing is a must and it is easily done. Another pro is the ease of adjustment. With the push of a button you can flip the unit up without losing your personalized adjustments of the unit... something I was afraid of when I bought this unit. Something else I thought was cool was the lens cover. It has a pinhole apeture in the center. This allows the unit to work in daylight. IF you get the weapon attachment, this could be a pretty useful feature. I wish there was a way to attach a lanyard/550 cord though, so you don't lose it when you take it off. Another pro, aforementioned by Adam L. Rogers, is that I can turn off the unit - even remove the battery, and it continues to work for MINUTES before dying - a REAL battery saver. The last pro is the ease of focus. It's a nice smooth action, and with a quick adjustment I can read a book in total blackout, or literally see as far down the street as I want. I haven't tested the full range of the night vision, but thus far, it sees pretty far, providing adequate lighting is available.
Now for the con's. I have a few gripes about the skullcrusher specifically. The skullcrusher (headmount) is comfortable enough when wearing a baclava, but on bare skin, it's kinda uncomfortable. The chinstrap attachment is a little plastic J-hook, and unless you crank down on the chinstrap, it comes unhooked relatively easily. The chin-cup doesn't stay on my chin very well either. As for the night vision itself, I have very few complaints. One of them is that in total darkness it's almost completely useless. Ambient light, or an IR light is mandatory. With either of these it works just fine - and the unit does come with a IR light. Which leads me another con - the IR light is NOT invisible. If you plan to play airsoft, or anything else where you want to remain hidden - forget about it. If you're looking directly at someone, a red light is visible. Now, the IR light looks like a maglight through the night vision, but it is merely a red glowing orb to someone not wearing night vision. The last con I have, is that no matter what distance you are viewing - you're going to have a fish eye (bubble or halo) effect around the peripheral. It happens, but it's not a game stopper.
In summary to prospective buyers, I have to say this is a pretty awesome unit. It has a few flaws, yeah, but lets be honest folks... if you had $2,500+ to blow on night vision, you wouldn't be considering these anyway. This is an awesome set of NVG's for a pretty awesome price. If you can afford these, I recommend them to you highly.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By ericred
head mount + good gen 1 for a good price is hard to find and beat this setup. You can upgrade the optics with higher magnification. I went out night hunting and these things are a good alternative to shining. I have to admit it took me a good 1 hour to really get use to them, but once i got use to them i was able to move around and spot incoming pray after calling it at night with no lights. I love em.
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