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HomeDog SuppliesFeeders, Water Bowls & MoreNational Geographic 42mm Monocular by Night Owl Optics |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 7 customer reviews )
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
does its job just fine Jan 25, 2008
By CathyK
This is at the low end for this type of monocular - not in quality, but in expected performance. It does exactly what you'd expect at this price - provide night vision within a couple hundred yards. For better zoom and further range, you'd need binoculars - which wasn't what we needed. Field of vision is a little fuzzy around the edges, but the infrared feature works great in complete darkness and if there's a little bit of ambient light, you don't even need the infrared. Overall it's exactly what we wanted/needed and we're very happy with our purchase.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
National Geographics Night Owl NGM3X Night Vision Monocular Nov 19, 2008
By R. Yee
"RY_DY"
This product works very well. It uses 2 AA batteries (alkaline or NiMh rechargeable) instead of what many other night vision scopes use, CRM123 lithium batteries (expensive!).
The built-in, switchable infrared illuminator lights objects up like a spotlight (invisible to the naked eye) for around a hundred yards or so, but even without it, most nights you can see pretty much everything.
The focus on the main lens is good, and there is an adjustment for you to adjust to your own eye in the eyepiece too. This unit magnifies the view by 3 times, which is good, but sometimes I would have liked a little more magnification.
This unit comes with a zippered case and adjustable hand strap. It also comes with a screw on lens cover (no tether, so be careful not to misplace it!) with a tiny hole in it so you can turn on the unit during the day and adjust the focuses.
You must be careful never to turn on the unit without the lens cover in a brightly lit area, or you risk burning out the infrared viewing element. One other thing I've observed...even after you have "powered off" the unit, the viewing element continues to work for several minutes, so remember to put the lens cover back on BEFORE going back to a fully lit area!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 excellent product, for the price May 05, 2008
By Rick Fortenberry
"Sandpiper Guitar Studios"
This reasonably priced item works just fine--I bought it as a gift for my wife, who likes to watch the wildlife at night. Another Russian-made product broke after just a few months, and I got her this one in place of it. The image quality is excellent, and it also has features that allow you to use it and low and dim light, conditions that could harm other monoculars. All in all, this one's a well-made product for the money.
night owl Sep 25, 2010
By Don Too
The night vision monocular works very well and as advertised. The ad idicated it used AA bateries when indeed it does require a lithium-ion pricey battery.
Night Vision Jan 19, 2009
By C. D. Leibrand
This was a gift for my husband. One of our local parks offers nite hikes and we often go on them. I bought this so that we could see wildlife such as owls, deer, etc. at night. It works great and is very useful. This was a great gift at a good price.
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