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it appears you have fallen into a sarchasm...
its the gap between someone making a sarcastic comment, and you picking up on that sarcasm...
Posted by: BOB THE DOCTER
Posted by: Zekkalkan
Posted by: BOB THE DOCTER
Posted by: Zekkalkan
Posted by: BOB THE DOCTER
yes, but then again who is in absolute darknes? ther is normally some light that gives the goggles a decent range. nvgs need some light to work decently, 50 feet in absalute darknes is pretty good.
What about the real night vision goggles that see 1000 yards in absolute darkness?
The slight bit of extra lighting won't make significant differences. You'll see maybe up to 70 or 80 feet before you can see without them.
If you can see long distances through those overpriced goggles, you probably don't need them to begin with. They're using them as a marketing scheme. Like most other companies do.i like having airsoft fights in the dark, so having so "cheap" goggles would be awesome
Then I suppose that will be enjoyable to the extent of when someone is further than 50 feet. Just also be sure about what kind of night vision it really is if that's the reason you really want them. There are lots of claims of night vision goggles when at distances that short, it is really only a flashlight with a filter, making you an obvious target in that situation. Otherwise, you'll have spent an unfortunate $90 for that sole purpose.no i think one of the settings is invisible to the naked eye, but the other is visible. if its as terrible as you claim, i will be somewhat disapointed that a free pair of goggles was crap.
WHY DO YOU CLAIM ITS FREE?!
[Edited on 08.03.2009 10:04 PM PDT]