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Anybody out there tried 2ir s on there units, I ve tried the 66 and t74 combined! Fantastic results

HAHA, you've not fully grasped the idea of NIGHT vision yet have you

this is some bloke's usual ratting set up




66mm, 74mm, 42mm, and an n1000 laser

That look s the biz, what distance will he see clearly with that? Mine can see out to 2-300 depending on night

Must find a 'tongue-in-cheek' emoticon.

I think sunndog is pulling your leg, duffy

George

sunndog wrote:this is some bloke's usual ratting set up




66mm, 74mm, 42mm, and an n1000 laser

Nah! Adam, You will get better illumination if you add another T20. Make sure that the beam is set too wide ....oh... I nearly forgot... AND a 501B with the DX lens on it, maybe over the 74mm... That should finally do it.... ...I think...

duffy wrote:That look s the biz, what distance will he see clearly with that? Mine can see out to 2-300 depending on night

Duffy, Some Bloke is right, for night vision, less illumination is more. I don't know what camera you are using but with a E700 and a standard T20 you should get that distance, no problem. If you go scopeless then you need less even less IR and when there is a full moon you could get away without any IR.

I do understand what you are saying though, the image is sharper and clearer with two illuminators.

duffy wrote:That look s the biz, what distance will he see clearly with that? Mine can see out to 2-300 depending on night

yes, i'm afriad i was pulling your leg there mate
the weakest of those i.r's on its own will allow me to shoot at 10x or more past 200yrds with an e700 addon
more light certainly does give a sharper image though....upto a point

you wont see as far as you'd think you'd be able to with multiple illuminators.....the inverse square law come and stomps all over your fun and games

Got a watec with 25 mm lense which seems ideal

duffy wrote:Got a watec with 25 mm lense which seems ideal

so is it a watec 902H and used as an addon?......if so you should be getting somewhere around the 2-300yrd mark with a 66mm on its own