The AGM NVG-50 NL2 1x19mm f/1.26 Gen 2+ Level 2 Night Vision Goggle/Binocular is defined by its wide field of view and compact, comfortable, versatile design—making it ideal for a wide array of stealth and tactical applications. It can be mounted on tactical or aviation helmets, worn on the head, or held in the hand, and you can even disable one intensifier tube to convert it into a monocular for specialized applications. The unit can run on either the one included CR123A lithium battery or an easy-to-find AA alkaline, and there is an optional battery pack for extended operation.

This version of the NVG-50 features dual second generation intensifier tubes. A huge advancement from Gen 1, Gen 2+ tubes offer longer useful ranges than earlier tubes, with better resolution, cleaner and brighter images, and lower susceptibility to blooming and distortion. The tube is designated as Level 2: The user may see some spots on the peripheral of the view, but the center will be clear. The design allows you to disable either side, based on your preference, and move it out of the way. This enables the use of one side as a monocular so you can maintain maximum situational awareness and extend the battery runtime. Sensors activate the NVG-50 when it is flipped down to your eyes and powers it down when flipped up and stowed.

The included goggle kit allows you to adjust the eyepiece position up, down, forward, and back to get the perfect fit for your helmet style and has a wide 54-78mm interpupillary adjustment distance to accommodate most face sizes and shapes. Its -6 to +2 dioptric correction allows focusing compensation, even if your eyesight isn't perfect. Once properly adjusted it has 17mm of eye relief for maximum comfort with a close focus distance of just 10 inches and an integrated IR illuminator that allow you to pack gear, do weapon checks, set up an LZ, or perform triage and first aid without giving away your position. AGM includes a pair of demist shields to prevent fogging and sacrificial windows that protect the objective lenses from windblown sand and debris.

Versatile, Compact, Comfortable Design    Gen 2+ Intensifier Tubes    Tube Might Have Minor Peripheral Spots    Use as a Binocular or Monocular    1x19mm f/1.26 Lens System    Wide & Comfortable 51° Field of View    10" Minimum Focus Distance    Long 17mm Eye Relief    56-72mm Interpupillary Adjustment Range    Runs on One CR123A or AA Battery

• Use the NVG-50 in binocular position to improve comfort during extended use, or as a monocular by rotating one tube up and out of the way
• Intensifier tube amplifies ambient light to allow a user to see in extremely low light, requiring the equivalent of moonlight or bright starlight to function properly
• Unmagnified 1x power ensures an exceptional 51° field of view to maintain situational awareness and scan terrain for targets
• 19mm f/1.26 lens system ensures a compact and lightweight form factor for maneuverability over rough terrain or in close quarters
• Dual Gen 2+ 45-57 resolution intensifier tubes
• Gen 2+ tubes offer longer useful ranges than Gen 1, with better resolution, cleaner and brighter images, and lower susceptibility to blooming and distortion
• "Level 2" tube condition indicates that the user may see some spots on the peripheral of the view, but the center will be clear
• Multi-coated optics enable maximum IR transmission so as much light gets to the intensifier tube as possible
• Built-in infrared (IR) illuminator provides additional light with a range of up to 10' (3m) for better visibility at close range without giving its user's position away
• 10" minimum focus distance allows a user to perform tasks like gear checks and packing/unpacking without giving away their position
• Long 17mm eye relief reduces eye strain

• Individually focusing eyepieces & objective lens enable precise focusing when used as a binocular or monocular
• 56-72mm interpupillary adjustment range accommodates most users
• -6 to +2 dioptric correction on each eyepiece
• Manual gain control allows the user to adjust image brightness and adapt it to current ambient light conditions while reducing or eliminating night blindness
• When worn on head or helmet, unit will automatically power down when stowed (flipped up) and turn on when deployed (flipped down)
• Bright light cut-off shuts down power when exposed to excessive levels of light for more than 10 seconds
• Automatic shut-off system turns off the device when it is unused (controls are not touched) for 60 minutes to preserve battery life
• In-view low-battery, bright light cut-off, and IR illuminator on indicators

• Goggle kit allows for vertical adjustment and fore-and-aft adjustment
• Bayonet/Horn Interface Shoe for installing the NVG-40/NVG-50 to either a standard bayonet/horn type headset or a helmet mount
• Winged eyecup: Adjustable for left or right eye use, the eyecup conforms to the contours of a user's face to prevent outside light (like from streetlamps or flashlights) from interfering with the user's ability to see, and prevents light from the display from leaking out
• Demist shield: Used to prevent the eyepiece lenses from becoming fogged
• Sacrificial window: Replaceable window used to protect the objective lens during operation in adverse conditions
• Soft carrying case holds the NVD and accessories

• Compact design is easy to use by hand and comfortable to wear on a head or a helmet
• Lightweight and durable aluminum housing
• Matte finish limits reflection off NVD surface
• Preinstalled NVG shoe/mounting bracket allows it to be installed on AN/PVS-7D, AN/PVS-14, AN/PVS-7A/C, AN/PVS-15, and AN/PVS-18 mounts, or to mounts with a mini-rail interface
• Tethered objective lens caps protect the objectives while making it easy to deploy them quickly without fear of loss
• Runs on one included CR123A lithium battery to maximize runtime to 20 hours, or an easy-to-find AA size
• Optional remote battery pack for extended runtime of up to 80 hours
• Length: 4.5"
• Weight: 21.7 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the TBW for the CS2140?

A: The PNY 2TB CS2140 M.2 PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Internal SSD is 1200 TBW.

Q: 2. Is this QLC or TLC? What write cycles is it rated for?

A: PNY has not specified this information regarding the PNY CS2140 SSD.

Q: 3. Does this Nvme run cool enough without a heatsink?

A: It will really depend on your intended usage. The PNY Technologies 1TB CS2140 M.2 PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Internal SSD will run cool for general computer usage but if you are planning on doing heavy video rendering, then you might want to consider a laptop cooler or a desktop.

Q: 4. Can you let me know which way around the focus rotates on the Otus? Same as the regular Nikon lenses or the same way as the Canon version. Thanks

A: The Nikon F version rotates the same way as Nikon lenses (i.e. the scale reads from infinity on the left to MFD on the right) and the Canon EF version rotates the same way as Canon lenses (i.e. the scale reads from MFD on the left to infinity on the right).

Q: 5. Does this lens work manuals focus guide for Canon eos R ?

A: This lens would allow for the use of focusing peaking when adapted to a Canon EOS R.

Q: 6. will the Blackmagic 6K Pro control the electronic aperture?

A: Yes, ZEISS Milvus 21mm f/2.8 ZE Lens for Canon EF has the electronic contacts on thelens mount which would allow Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro (Canon EF) to control aperture and other electronic feature on the lens. The focus is the only manual operation that you can not control through the camera.

Q: 7. Hi I just want to know where I can use 'counter weight'

A: On the helmut Check out the video on Newcon website: http://www.newcon-optik.com/products/night-vision-system/nvs-9-3ag/

Q: 8. Can I Use this lens with Sony A7models with an special adapter ?

A: The best adapter is this one to use the ZEISS Otus 28mm f/1.4 ZE Lens for Canon EF on a A7 series camera, https://bhpho.to/46wH423. Note the mfr does not list that lens specific but should be find.

Q: 9. Does this lens have hard stops?

A: Yes the lens does have hard stops and you can use the aperture ring manually if you so choose; however, there is also an option to de-click the aperture ring using a tiny tool that is included with the lens. It is very simple to do. So if you are shooting video or you just prefer to not have hard stops than you can use the lens this way. If you prefer hard stops it can do that too! Best of both worlds

Q: 10. I understand that the focusing screen of D810 cannot be changed. Without a central telemeter, how can one check proper focusing?

A: If you are concerned with focus on the D810, you could use the Nikon DG-2 Eyepiece, which will magnify the viewfinder by 2x: http://bhpho.to/10diQr9