SiOnyx just came out with the Aurora Sport which has the exact same specs as the original but without the GPS chip, it cost half of the original unit bringing it to $399. Kind of interested in it now. Thoughts at this price point for anyone who has used one?
Also general digital night vision discussion..
Digital Night Vision
Hunter Long
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Zachary Long
>Kind of interested in it now
It's shit and that means you are too
The company's future and its products can be VERY interesting but this product is shit tier
Cameron Kelly
>It's shit and that means you are too
t-thanks user..
Brody Hill
Digital Night vision i the Aurora is currently in its gen 1 phase... however the quality of what you see is Gen 3
Don't listen to the nay-sayers its a valid option but only as a nod/nvg setup NOT as a scope. the screen is too small for being an optic.
Zachary Murphy
Its not too bad of a device... this is my current WIP setup.
Levi Allen
$400 for a GPS chip? What the fuck? Anyways, I'm buying one of these now.
t. paid 3500 for a PVS-14
Parker Phillips
>t. TNVC
Jacob Long
Sorry to continue to spam this thread...
If you get an Aurora, look at the Lions Gear Solutions products.
>ASPIS for a lens protector for the front lens
>Tophat (to put a Pvs 14 eye piece
>Hyperion bridge
>Dovetail (or get the wilcox dovetail like i did)
In the image of my helmet I posted, the Enforce light has a IR light setting which helps at night. overall you get decent range and it shoots in 720P video.
Your option of 60 FPS, 30 FPS and a few other settings.
Helmet NEEDS a counterweight.
Gabriel Lee
Appreciate it I'll take note in case I do get one
James Harris
>InForce wml on head
hmmmm