Is this night vision optic compatible?
1413065
I would say no but not trying it with NV I can't be 100% sure. Take a eotech if you have the reticle on and you push NV mode the reticle can't be seen by a naked eye. Well this scope does not have that feature
1722716
This camera comes with a connection cable that has female BNC connecter, if your night owl has male BNC input than yes it will work.
1550462
Yes it is, but I am still testing it as I find either the sensor's or light source is not even on the image scanned. It was alright at first but getting poor with usage. The 22 MP setting did not show good results either. Hope someone else can verify.
594387
I have the same unit and the night vision is simply worthless. I RMA'ed my unit with Motorola, thinking it was defective, and the replacement I received equally sucked.
533394
It is for night vision and it does absolutely nothing unless you have a night vision magnifier or some other attachment. Go with the pro non nv
180897
Yes, night vision DOES work while being powered via POE. That is how I use it.
211645
I would refer you to the Policemag.com website - who reviewed the Meprolight M21 http://www.policemag.com/channel/weapons/products/2012/05/meprolight-m21-reflex-sight.aspx. "The night vision-compatible Meprolight M21 reflex sight". I apologize; but I do not know from personal experience, whether or not the M21 is compatible with night sights. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definitive answer.
879093
Yes it is,but barely. You have to be standing in front of it to see it. I bought it in hopes it was better than the on board illuminator that is built in to my night vision scope. It was not.
1106043
EXPS 2-2 is not night-vision compatible, EXPS 3-0 is night-vision compatible. The -2 and -0 designation refers to the type of reticle used in the sight. -2 is a 2-dot ring reticle, -0 is a 1-dot ring. The dots are set up based on aiming points using a .223 caliber, 62 grain bullet. with a velocity of 2900 fps. So, an EXPS 2-2 is a non-night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 2 dots. The upper dot (center) is used at ranges of 200 yards and 50 yards. The lower dot = 500 yards, and the bottom of the ring = 7 yards. The EXPS 3-0 is a night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 1 dot in the center of the ring. Aiming points are the same as the EXPS 2-2, except there is no lower (500 yard) dot. EXPS 2-2 is not night-vision compatible, EXPS 3-0 is night-vision compatible. The -2 and -0 designation refers to the type of reticle used in the sight. -2 is a 2-dot ring reticle, -0 is a 1-dot ring. The dots are set up based on aiming points using a .223 caliber, 62 grain bullet. with a velocity of 2900 fps. So, an EXPS 2-2 is a non-night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 2 dots. The upper dot (center) is used at ranges of 200 yards and 50 yards. The lower dot = 500 yards, and the bottom of the ring = 7 yards. The EXPS 3-0 is a night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 1... » Read More EXPS 2-2 is not night-vision compatible, EXPS 3-0 is night-vision compatible. The -2 and -0 designation refers to the type of reticle used in the sight. -2 is a 2-dot ring reticle, -0 is a 1-dot ring. The dots are set up based on aiming points using a .223 caliber, 62 grain bullet. with a velocity of 2900 fps. So, an EXPS 2-2 is a non-night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 2 dots. The upper dot (center) is used at ranges of 200 yards and 50 yards. The lower dot = 500 yards, and the bottom of the ring = 7 yards. The EXPS 3-0 is a night-vision compatible 65 MOA ring reticle with 1 dot in the center of the ring. Aiming points are the same as the EXPS 2-2, except there is no lower (500 yard) dot. « Show Less
1990554
They have wonderful night vision! I do not know about the compatibility question. The cameras seem to be very high quality and well made!
1867098
The quick answer is no. However the night vision is better than I expected. Plus, one can see the red light that emits from it.
2223764
It's 2-2. Not night vision compatible. The 3-2 is compatible with night vision.
713563
As per description: "Only sensitive with Sony or Sharp CCD Camera and lots of IP CMOS camera do not work with 850nm wavelength.". You would have to check what the wavelength is that's supported by your camcorder. I did a quick google search and found - http://www.kaya-optics.com/technology/why_sony_nightshot.asp which seems to imply that it is compatible. For the price I'd say you could give it a try, and return if it doesn't. Note that this requires an external 12V power source (ie not really mobile). Maybe you'd be better off with this item - http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Hunting-Equipment-Illuminator-NightShot/dp/B00JCNVJ60/
1990553
They are night visioned and picture is pretty good. As I remember the seller stated they are not compatible with guardian but I have never checked
1819896
All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
1555540
It is compatible, but I found that text displays on the projection screen very blurry.
2174360
Affirmative, I confirmed this by checking it out with a Bushnell Gen 01 NV Monocular. You can clearly see the Red Dot illuminated with andwithout the IR illuminator switched on. Take into account that this is through observation only. I have not tried to test the accuracy or determinePoint Of Impact in a night time scenario. I'm sure that a Gen 3 or Better N.O.D. would have better results than a Gen 01 tube device.