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Hello, there could be a number of problems but 90% of the problems with these
Russian manufactured monoculars, binoculars, scopes is the the image intensifier
tube. First they are cheaply made, they don't taken much abuse, and if any
bright light such as, street lights, car lights, turn on the NV monoculars
during the day light hours could and would total damage these Russian
manufactured tubes.
I hate to tell you but there is a good possibility
that the image intensifier tube is bad, sorry. Night Owl Optic and many other US
companies use cheap Russian manufactured night vision devise to sell; of course,
they make a huge profit on these NV devises.
There are a lot of
countries in the world that manufacture NV monoculars and other NV devises. Some
are good and most are just slap together.
If you want a good night vision
monocular be prepared to pay top $$$ for them. Made in the USA, Europe,
England, and even in China.
List it on eBay as Night Vision Monocular and
under condition: broken for parts. I wish you luck. GB...stewbison
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Here we go. Take it to electronic repair facilities. See if the can replace the LED IR. Now if they want. Call Yukon NV Optics and see what the charge, normally these companies have flate fee they will charge. They really don't make it easy for the owner to repair these NV binocular. Basically, the binocular will almost be totally taken a part. stewbison
Hello, let do this. IR illuminator has a montary switch, that is when you push it comes on, and when you release it the IR goes off and it has a red LED to indicate the IR illuminator is being activated.
When you turn you binocular on there will be a green LED activated. This switch is DTSA---double throw sing activated. That is, one throw of the switch it turns on the binocular, the throw will turn off the binocular.
Also within the control panel there is timing circuit to keep the IR illumniator on for ten second the shuts off. Make sure you have the right switches etc. Let me know, then we can brain storm on this matter. stewbison
Define 'clear'. Is it blurry? Focus the scope or clean the lenses. Is it distorted? Don't know how to fix. Especially if the lens is cracked/scratched etc. Is it dark/snowy? Put fresh batteries in. Do you see black spots in the tube? Don't worry, certain amount of these are quite acceptable. Anyway: It's a night vision for pete's sake. The picture won't ever be like the one on normal binoculars.
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