Armasight Dark Strider Gen. 1 Night Vision Binoculars - OpticsPlanet.com Quick Look

Published on April 26, 2013
Duration: 2:10

This video provides a quick look at the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ night vision binoculars, presented by Trevor Bending from OpticsPlanet.com. It details the product's features, including its adjustable IR illuminator, weather resistance, and battery specifications, offering insights into its practical applications for low-light observation.

Quick Summary

The Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ night vision binoculars feature an adjustable IR illuminator with flood and long-range beam options. Classified as Gen 1+, it offers improved tube specifications. It's tripod mountable with a 1/4-20 thread and weather-resistant, powered by a CR123 battery with 12-58 hours of life.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 00:15IR Illuminator and Lens Caps
  3. 00:42Controls and Focus
  4. 01:06Build and Classification
  5. 01:34Battery and Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the battery life of the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ night vision binoculars?

The Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ offers a battery life of 12 to 58 hours, depending on whether the IR illuminator is in use. It is powered by a single CR123 battery.

What makes the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ a Gen 1+ device?

The 'Gen 1+' classification for the Armasight Dark Strider indicates that it utilizes higher-specification image intensifier tubes compared to standard Generation 1 night vision devices, offering improved performance.

Can the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ be mounted on a tripod?

Yes, the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ is equipped with a standard 1/4-20 tripod mounting socket, allowing for stable, hands-free operation when attached to a compatible tripod.

What are the key features of the IR illuminator on the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+?

The IR illuminator on the Armasight Dark Strider Gen 1+ is adjustable, allowing users to switch between a wide flood beam for general illumination and a long-range beam for focused, distant viewing.

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