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The PVS-14 housings we use have a feature that will turn power off when flipped up and back on when flipped down as long as you use the The proper mount

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FOM or the Figure of Merit, is a number calculated by multiplying the Signal-to-noise ratio by the resolution of a night vision image intensifier. FOM number allows quickly estimate general performance level of the specific night vision image intensifier, and consequently the night vision device built around it.

Thin-filmed and Unfilmed - Which is better? Which is more recoil proof, if indeed one is better than the other?

As for better, unfilmed has an approx 20% better light gathering ability vs. thin filmed, but ONLY in extreme low light with no moon, tree cover etc. Remember, all NV tubes are light amplification devices and need some sort of light to amplify.

L3 tells us their filmless is actually more recoil proof than their thin filmed counterparts which is remarkable. Several years back, it was the quite the opposite. That said we do NOT recommend a PVS-14 to go on anything higher than a 6.8SPC due to it's housing it not built for high recoil.

Black spots that are in the image intensifier do not affect the performance or reliability of a night vision device and are inherent in the manufacturing processes. Every night vision image intensifier tube is different. Generally the more expensive the unit the less black spots. They are usually smaller than this period ( . )