Videos tagged with iRay MH25

This expert analysis from Garand Thumb, a former SERE specialist with over 10 years of active duty, evaluates the realism of Airsoft for tactical training, specifically Milsim West (MSW) events. While acknowledging limitations in ballistics and recoil replication, the video highlights Airsoft's significant value in CQB scenarios, stress inoculation, communications training (Baofeng, ATAK), squad coordination, and testing gear under demanding environmental conditions, including night vision and thermal operations.

This video from iRay demonstrates the installation of a PVS-14 eyepiece onto the MH25 thermal monocular. The presenter, Jared, explains the benefits and importance of using this setup for helmet-mounted thermal observation. The content is geared towards users of iRay thermal devices and those looking to enhance their thermal imaging capabilities, particularly for tactical or observational applications. A discount code for steel targets is also provided.

This video provides a detailed review and personal experience with the iRay MH25 Thermal Monocular, highlighting its capabilities and why it's considered a favorite helmet-mountable thermal. The presenter discusses using the unit for about a year, acknowledging some quirks but emphasizing its high-resolution and high-performance thermal imaging. The video also includes promotional links for steel targets and a discount code.

This video review highlights the iRay MH25 Thermal Monocular, emphasizing its compact size and multi-functional capabilities. It's presented as an accessible thermal imaging solution, suitable for handheld or helmet-mounted use. Key features include a Bluetooth controller, Picture-in-Picture (PIP), and rechargeable batteries, aiming to provide advanced thermal imaging without a prohibitive cost. The reviewer encourages viewers to visit irayusa.com to purchase the device, drawing a parallel to the 'Predator' movie for its advanced capabilities. The video also promotes the RECOILtv app across various platforms.

This video showcases a unique personal night vision setup that bridges a PVS 14 monocular with an iRay MH25 thermal imager. The creator highlights the benefits of combining both technologies for enhanced situational awareness and capabilities in low-light conditions. While acknowledging the setup's imperfections, it's presented as a functional solution for various night vision and thermal activities. The description also includes promotional content for the creator's company, Arkayne Co., which sells optics, and encourages support through the purchase of steel target systems from Tatargets using a discount code.