SB Hand or truck/LF handle mounted spotter SOLD
Posted: 01 Mar 2015, 13:14
Hand or Truck roof mount NV spotter for sale with manual pan and tilt via Tracer remote lamp handle. This can be fitted through a roof: I can remove the existing Tracer cables and fit the monitor 'umbilicle cable' through the handle tube if the buyer chooses: Or fit it to a suction mount roof bar that can be found on ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121462894915
The 5" HD monitor can be relocated into the truck, or be fitted back into the rear of the spotter to use as a regular hand held self powered unit making this unit far more versatile than a dedicated truck mounted one.
Its supplied with a solid handle to also use as a hand carry spotter, a T67 illuminator and mount with remote tail snake and a 12v cigar lighter plug. When used as a regular hand held spotter you fit two 18650 cells into the unit before fitting the monitor into the rear of the box - the batteries are not supplied.
Priced at £340, it has an E700 at the heart of it and a 50mm prime C mount Cine lens.
This is how the monitor is fitted or removed:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNOhhMY1UsE
This is a similar image (without the crosshair) that you can expect to see with it in good moonlight conditions - not most of this is without using the illuminator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMrHaSIfeUY
The 5" HD monitor can be relocated into the truck, or be fitted back into the rear of the spotter to use as a regular hand held self powered unit making this unit far more versatile than a dedicated truck mounted one.
Its supplied with a solid handle to also use as a hand carry spotter, a T67 illuminator and mount with remote tail snake and a 12v cigar lighter plug. When used as a regular hand held spotter you fit two 18650 cells into the unit before fitting the monitor into the rear of the box - the batteries are not supplied.
Priced at £340, it has an E700 at the heart of it and a 50mm prime C mount Cine lens.
This is how the monitor is fitted or removed:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNOhhMY1UsE
This is a similar image (without the crosshair) that you can expect to see with it in good moonlight conditions - not most of this is without using the illuminator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMrHaSIfeUY