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Bushnell Night Vision 6x50mm Equinox, Digital, Black Md: 260150

Item #11062908 MPN 260150 UPC 029757601506
Bushnell Night Vision 6x50mm Equinox, Digital, Black

Bushnell Equinox Z 6x 50mm Night Vision 260150



The Bushnell Equinox Z is the latest offering in affordable consumer Night Vision. With its high-performance glass objectives, zoom capability and extremely long battery life, nothing reveals the unknowns of darkness like the Equinox Z line of night vision products. Whether used to track an animal across an open prairie or to explore the depths of the murkiest cave, Equinox Z provides an unparalleled viewing experience in low-light conditions.



Designed to afford the user outstanding optical clarity and a wide field of view, the Equinox Z line offers powerful infrared illumination and day or night viewing. With features such as Image Capture, Video Recording, Daytime Color and tripod-mounting compatibility, Equinox Z gives users the tools for success in any endeavor. Add to that the convenience of AA batteries and an extra-rugged, water-resistant housing, and the result is a digital night vision monocular that performs well no matter the situation.



Features :

- Image capture

- Video capture

- 1-3x zoom

- Daytime color

- Video out

- AA batteries

- Adjustable IR brightness

- Tripod mount

- Glass objective

- Carrying case

- Up to 1000ft viewing with infrared illuminator



Specifications :

- Magnification X Obj Lens: 6x 50mm

- Tripod Mount: Yes

- Field of View (ft@1000 yds / m@1000m): 20 / 6

- Infrared Illuminator: Yes

- Weight (oz/g): 27 / 765

- Battery Type: AA (4)

- Size (in / mm): 7.85 x 3.9 x 2.5 / 191 x 98 x 64

- Viewing Range (ft. / m): 984 / 300
Mfg No: 260150
Manufacturer: Bushnell

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Bushnell Night Vision 6x50mm Equinox, Digital, Black Md: 260150
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