Baigish-20A Soviet-made Night Vision Goggles

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〇Product Description

Magnification: 1000x
Weight: Approx. 900g (excluding batteries)
Field of View: 30°/30°
Diopter Adjustment: 4 to -4
Continuous Operation Time: 8 hours (when IR light is not used)
Dimensions: 385×186×240 (including headgear)
Power Source: 2 AA batteries

These are first-generation, binocular night vision goggles manufactured by the Soviet Union from the 1980s to the 1990s. Designed for military use, they are extremely robust, excluding the headgear.

The night vision goggle unit itself is relatively compact, with the power unit located at the back of the head, giving it a well-balanced feel. Another feature is its high cost performance, as it runs on just two AA batteries.

With a built-in compact infrared light, it provides visibility even in extreme darkness, offering sufficient performance for illuminating your immediate surroundings or for walking. The IR light can be turned on and off as needed.

The image quality is relatively clear for first-generation night vision goggles, with minimal noise and distortion, making it sufficiently practical.

There are no significant black spots that obstruct the field of view.

While I've listed many positive points, being Soviet-made means there are drawbacks. Firstly, there is no concept of a mount; the goggles are secured by tightening screws onto horn-like projections on the headgear. This means the goggles can shift position during intense movement, potentially even hitting your eyes in the worst-case scenario. Furthermore, the horn parts are made of resin, which is susceptible to degradation and breakage due to age.
Secondly, although not unique to these goggles, first-generation devices offer only night vision comparable to the naked eye unless the infrared light is used.
The headgear also has issues. The chin strap is flimsy, difficult to secure, and hard to remove, almost like a deliberate annoyance. Additionally, perhaps due to the shape of the straps, prolonged use can cause headaches.

Personally, I believe these are best suited for purposes such as cosplay or for detecting light sources from opposing players during airsoft games.

Only items shown in the images are included.

Power has been confirmed, and all functions are working correctly.

The exterior has minor scratches from use, but no damage is visible.

As the items are inspected by human eyes, there is a possibility of oversight. Therefore, individuals who are overly sensitive, seeking new or perfect condition, or lack knowledge about this product are advised not to purchase.

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