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Sorry, but you won't find anyone to repair your night owl - bin job I'm afraid

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Bruce

Farmerben wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2019, 20:39

What’s the vat situation on this?

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You'd be buying it from someone who is not VAT registered and therefore there would be no VAT charged by the seller, and therefore no VAT would be recoverable even if the buyer is VAT registered.

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Bruce

Just a quick introduction as im new here. Based in Aberdeenshire and looking at getting into the thermal / nigh vision side of things to help with forestry protection, mainly rabbits but some deer work spotting wise. Any help gratefully accepted and unfortunately not on a big budget. Thanks Dan Dan...

Are you buying, selling or swapping?

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Bruce

Positive goes into the battery holder.
Negative to the screw in cap.
Give me an e mail address and I'll send you a manual in Word format.

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Bruce

James, Welcome to the forum. There are no stupid questions - only stupid answers To help us help you, tell us what you want to shoot and at what sort of ranges and what kit you already have. From that information we can suggest the various options and their pros and cons. If you want to find out mor...

Perhaps the seller is unaware of the ITAR regulations - in which case, presuming that he is following this thread, he should check out the status of the kit he is trying to sell and let us know the result.

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Bruce

You would need the SF model to get the side focus adjustment need to get the best out of an add-on Unfortunately non of the Minox documents I've looked at say what the minimum focus distance is - and it needs to be around 10 yards to get a sharp image at high magnifications and ranges less than 100 ...

There are no NV scopes or add-ons that will give as good an image as a decent day scope - and the S&B 8x56 is a very good day scope. Unfortunately, it does not lend itself well to being used for any type of NV work Forget front add-ons, they all have too many compromises to make them any practical u...

Many cameras have inbuilt filters which block IR and UV light so that only visible light gets to the sensor and allows the camera to more accurately reproduce visible colours. Removing the filter will allow the camera to "see" ultra violet light, although don't know how far into the UV end of the sp...