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Bushnell Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision
Bushnell Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision
Night hunters, security professionals, and anyone else who needs to see in the dark will find the features they need in the 5x32 Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision Monocular from Bushnell. Assisted by a built-in infrared light, the X650's CMOS sensor displays images on its LCD screen, and saves photos and video with sound to a microSD card or connected USB device. The screen displays colour images during the day and crisp black and white at night. Optical magnification is 5x and total digital and optical magnification is 9x, so you'll see distant details of subjects more than 200 yards away.
The housing is rated IPX4 for water resistance and features an ergonomic design for one-handed operation, and can also be mounted on a tripod. A small Picatinny rail permits the attachment of accessories, such as additional infrared illuminator or a laser. It runs on three included AA batteries.
Optical Performance
5x optical, 9x total optical and digital magnification
32mm glass objective lens
7.3° angle of view
Digital Night Vision
Infrared sensitive CMOS sensor
Built-in 1-watt IR illuminator
Maximum viewing range of 216 yards
Digital image displayed on LCD screen
Display shows colour images during day, and switches to black and white at night.
Three adjustable image brightness levels accommodate different lighting conditions.
Photo - Video Capabilities
Video-out port for live viewing or recording to external devices.
Save photo/videos to microSD card, up to 64GB.
USB port to connect a USB cable to download photos/videos without removing the memory card.
Use and Handling
IPX4 rated, water resistant.
Ergonomic design with simple four-button interface.
Side Picatinny rail to attach accessories like IR illuminators.
Tripod mount.
Key Features:
32mm Objective Lens
1W IR Illuminator
216-Yard Range
7.3° Angle of View
CMOS Sensor
Video/Image Capture & Export
Water Resistant, IPX4-Rated
microSD Card, up to 64GB
What's in the Box:
Bushnell Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision
microSD Card
Lens Cap
AA Batteries
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Product Overview
Bushnell Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision
Night hunters, security professionals, and anyone else who needs to see in the dark will find the features they need in the 5x32 Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision Monocular from Bushnell. Assisted by a built-in infrared light, the X650's CMOS sensor displays images on its LCD screen, and saves photos and video with sound to a microSD card or connected USB device. The screen displays colour images during the day and crisp black and white at night. Optical magnification is 5x and total digital and optical magnification is 9x, so you'll see distant details of subjects more than 200 yards away.
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