Bushnell Night Vision 2.5x42 Scope w/ Audio Boom Microphone 260300

This model of Bushnell Night Vision has been discontinued and is no longer available. However, we have several other Night Vision items on sale from various manufacturers, including BUSHNELL.

Bushnell 2.5x42 Night Vision Audio Scope 26-0300 has a very cool feature - it comes with an Audio Boom Microphone & Headphone, so not only you can see at night, but you can also hear sounds from 90 yards!  Bushnell's reputation for rugged compact design, quality manufacturing and superior performance is evident in every model of our newly designed line of Night Vision devices. Bushnell Night Vision products feature a built-in infrared illuminator for enhanced images in very low light for use when camping, exploring caves, patrolling warehouses or other locations where there is no ambient light to amplify. Backed by a 2-year limited warranty, the Bushnell line-up of night vision equipment is lightweight, compact and ready to use for work or for play.

This Bushnell Audio Night Vision monocular from OpticsPlanet.com offers a Directional Sound Amplification System (DSAS), providing you with the added benefit of a highly ophisticated sound amplification system. DSAS utilizes the latest developments in electronic sound amplification by combining our exclusive high sensitivity DIRECTIONAL microphone with a state of the art noise reduction system, providing unparalleled sound enhancement.  

Bushnell 2.5x42 Night Vision Audio Scope 260300 Features

• Gen. 1 Bushnell Night Vision Monocular
• Audio Boom Microphone & Headphone
• Sounds Audible from 90 Yds.
• Audio Recording Capability
• Water-Resistant

Bushnell 2.5x42 Night Vision Audio Scope 26-0300 Specifications

HOW NIGHT VISION WORKS

Bushnell Night Vision products amplify existing light, allowing you to see in dark conditions too dark for the naked eye. Bushnell Night Vision scopes are comprised of high quality image intensifier tubes and optics. Bushnell Night Vision monoculars and binoculars collect and amplify existing light through the objective lens, which is then focused on the image intensifier. Inside the intensifier, a photocathode is "excited" by the light and converts the photon energy into electrons. These electrons accelerate across an electrostatic field inside the intensifier and strike a phosphor screen (like a green monochrome TV screen) which emits an image that you can see. It is the acceleration of electrons, which provides gain and enhances the image. This is a Generation I Night Vision device. If you are on a High-speed Internet Connection, check out cool 4.2MB Night Vision QuickTime Movie made by Bushnell.