This is a USED specimen, but comes with the 50mm fixing ring made of METAL and not plastic like the original.
With the Forward DFA75, Pulsar has created the only monocular that can be secured to the hood of a daytime goggle. It provides ultra-sharp images in low light conditions thanks to the CCD chip that is also used in astronomy.
Thanks to its design, the Forward DFA75 allows the preservation of certain operational peculiarities characteristic of daytime viewers, such as a longer pupillary relief, usual reticle and variable magnification. Most night vision telescopes have a fixed magnification of no more than 6x while the DFA75 allows night vision to be combined with a variable magnification system. In addition, the presence of a Picatinny slide on the right side allows the user to implement the operational potential of the device.
It incorporates a 915 nm laser infrared illuminator, first class in safety. In addition, it has video output and external power supply. It maintains the point of impact when mounted on a visor thanks to its calibrated 1x magnification.
Features:
Magnification: 1x (from digital module)
Lens: 50mm
Field of view: 5 degrees
Resolution, line/mm ≥ 50
Minimum focusing distance: 5 m
Sensor type: CCD
Resolution: 500x582 pixels
Screen type: OLED
Screen resolution: 640x480 pixels VGA
Video output: analogue
Illuminator wavelength: 915nm
Illuminator type: laser
Maximum sensing distance (from an object with a size of 1.7x0.5m): 400m
Batteries: 4xAA
Outer diameter of optical viewfinder/night vision lens (can be used with optical viewfinders): 50mm
Mounting type for attachment of additional accessories: Weaver
Operating temperature: - 25ºC to + 50ºC
Remote control: radio
Maximum shock resistance: 6000 J
Dimensions: 155x82x117 mm
Weight (without batteries): 0.56 kg
