What is Night Vision used for?
Well the word itself says it. You use it to see things in the night and it is really cool. The technology now has become much better and I use thermal vision now. You can really see a lot of things with it. I bought thermal monocular and it is really cool because you can see a lot of animals at night. I can recommend it to any serious hunter that needs this kind of equipment and if you are serious I am sure that you need it. It is a must-have in my opinion.
A. Recreational uses consist of camping, hiking, fishing, boating, and nature viewing. Other uses include surveillance, search and rescue, and property management. Q. What is the difference between night vision generations? A. The key difference between the night vision generations is the intensifier technology. Gen. I devices use an intensifier tube that amplifies ambient light by accelerating electrons and striking a phosphor surface just like a Television. Generation II devices add a micro-channel plate that multiplies the number of electrons before they impinge on the phosphor screen, thus increasing gain; Generation III devices further add a Gallium Arsenide photocathode which creates significantly more photoelectrons than Gen. II devices. Generation II and III devices offer greater light amplification but a price beyond the reach of most buyers. Generation I devices are high quality and provide light amplification adequate for most recreational activities and for many professiona
