After the highly successful market presence of the Pard NV007 series, the most thoughtful successor has now arrived, the NV007SP. The more practical, more massive device housing is still made with two types of spotlights. The slightly visible spotlight of the 850 nanometer version has a longer detection distance. The digital night vision attachment can still be mounted on the scope's eyepiece. The included 45 mm inner diameter clamping bracket can be easily attached to almost any* variabel scope that does not have a conical design. Contact us to inquire about its use on fixed scopes!

* The NV007SP LRF version is the designation of the abbreviated device housing. The manufacturer achieved this by placing the battery with the set arrangement on the left side of the device, so the viewing distance is significantly better compared to the V version. There is no longer a problem here for guns with rear locking pistons either.

In addition to its simple handling, its image quality is the biggest surprise. Both its daytime colors and sharpness, as well as its nighttime performance are very convincing. The latest sensor's resolution of 2560x1440 pixels (significantly higher than Full HD) is a great step forward. The basic magnification of the 16 mm object is approx. 2 times. For this reason, e.g. on a scope with a magnification of 3, it provides a 6x magnification by default. The device is capable of digitally increasing this optical magnification up to 3 times (ie 6 times magnification) without any deterioration in image quality. Diopter adjustment and manual focus help you to focus the image you see perfectly. Several exposure and brightness adjustment options are available in poor visibility conditions

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The micro SD card slot accepts data media up to 128 GB, on which we can easily record images with a resolution of 2592x1944 pixels (5 MP) and Full HD (1920x1080 pixels) with a quality of 30 frames per second.avi extension videos. Depending on the setting, it also records sound, and it can also be set that a shot activates the video recording. In this case, the numbers speak for themselves. The quality of the image you see really says a lot. The internal large-sized OLED display with its high resolution of 1024x768 pixels at basic magnification almost rivals optical lenses in daytime mode. The user can choose between color and black-and-white settings.

he device, which weighs only 250 g, does not affect the weight distribution of the scope, but it greatly increases its knowledge and usability. With the help of the 850 nm spotlight, a detection distance of up to 200 m is possible in perfect darkness. The strength of the built-in infrared can be adjusted in three levels.

On the user-friendly interface, the most necessary functions can be accessed at the press of a button, so even nighttime use does not cause headaches. Its practical feature is that instead of standby mode, with a short press of the power button, the brightness of the display is approx. It drops to 10%, which spares the included 18650 battery, but guarantees immediate basic orientation when the topping is brought to the eye. It can even be charged from a Powerbank through the external connector. Under the rubber cover, a micro HDMI connector also expands the range of functions. The manufacturer was also able to improve water resistance by redesigning the housing, while the device housing also has a rail so that it can be equipped with other accessories.

The night vision is powered by an 18650 battery, which can provide up to 8 hours of operating time with a full charge.
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