Videos tagged with Cosmetic Defects

TheYankeeMarshal explains that factory-seconds ammunition is generally safe for use, with defects typically being cosmetic rather than functional. Manufacturers avoid selling dangerous rounds due to liability. Common reasons for seconds include overproduction and residual quantities from large runs.

This video details Tenicor's behind-the-scenes preparation for a 'blem' sale, focusing on refurbishing and organizing returned or cosmetically imperfect holsters. The process involves inspection, disassembly, cleaning, reassembly, and functional testing to ensure all 'blem' items are still fully functional, with defects being purely cosmetic. The sale aims to offer customers a value proposition on high-quality, albeit slightly imperfect, gear.

Tenicor is announcing their Blemacore sale, featuring holsters with cosmetic defects, refurbished returns, and seconds/blends for belts and underbelts. The sale runs from Friday, July 28th to Sunday, August 6th. This event coincides with a shop closure from Monday, July 31st to Friday, August 4th, during which no production or shipping will occur, though customer service will remain active.

This video provides an in-depth technical breakdown of night vision image intensification tubes, focusing on the specifications that actually matter to consumers. It debunks common misconceptions about 'generation' ratings and emphasizes that ambient light conditions significantly impact perceived image quality more than specific tube metrics. The discussion covers key performance indicators like Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) for low-light and Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) for highlight conditions, alongside less critical specs like Figure of Merit (FOM) and Equivalent Background Illumination (EBI). The video also delves into device-level features such as bridge design, manual gain control, and external power, offering practical advice for consumers navigating the complex night vision market.