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doogz
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57 months
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PaulB81 said: I recently bought 2 wireless nightvision cameras and a screen so I can wire them to my pajero then go offroading in the dark  Havent set it up yet. Possibly a bit of a waste of money ;D I'm currently talking myself into some night vision. Can't decide if i want goggles or a single eye, handheld scope type thing. http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/... vision
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The Nur
Original Poster
5,479 posts
55 months
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You swines.
I've been putting NVGs to the back of my mind...
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A lex
8,936 posts
103 months
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Between me and the O/H we have about 4k worth of Lego.
No kids here either!
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DoubleSix
2,623 posts
46 months
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Spent 2k on a MacBook Pro with hi res screen.... mainly just surf PH and watch porn on it. 
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The Nur
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55 months
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DoubleSix said: Spent 2k on a MacBook Pro with hi res screen.... mainly just surf PH and watch porn on it. 
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doogz
19,304 posts
57 months
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The Nur said: You swines.
I've been putting NVGs to the back of my mind... Just been on ebay, now winning a IR monocular with an hour and a bit to go 
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smartypants
17,789 posts
39 months
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Watching this thread with interest to see what else I can waste my money on
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The Nur
Original Poster
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55 months
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smartypants said: Watching this thread with interest to see what else I can waste my money on Mwahahahahaha, my evil plan is complete.
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RizzoTheRat
8,255 posts
62 months
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doogz said: Try and have a go with them first as they can be very variable, I've used a couple of cheap first/second generation (the one in your link is a Gen1) night vision rifle sights and they were utterly s  t unless you had IR ilumination, while the high end 3rd generation stuff like the PVS14 the army currently use sells for about £3k and really is that much better than the cheap stuff. Dunno if the Gen4 stuff is avaiable yet, when we doing some work on night vision kit about 4 years ago even the UK military couldn't get hold of them as the US military were buying everthing the factorys could produce.
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smartypants
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39 months
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The Nur said: Mwahahahahaha, my evil plan is complete. Damn you!
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s1962a
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32 months
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doogz
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57 months
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RizzoTheRat said: Try and have a go with them first as they can be very variable, I've used a couple of cheap first/second generation (the one in your link is a Gen1) night vision rifle sights and they were utterly s t unless you had IR ilumination, while the high end 3rd generation stuff like the PVS14 the army currently use sells for about £3k and really is that much better than the cheap stuff. Dunno if the Gen4 stuff is avaiable yet, when we doing some work on night vision kit about 4 years ago even the UK military couldn't get hold of them as the US military were buying everthing the factorys could produce. The piece of kit I'm bidding on has IR illumination. I take it that drastically reduces battery life? It's really just for a bit of fun, and keeping our eye on the horses, making sure they're still in the right field at night when it's dark. A couple of them have a habit of jumping fences at night and going a wander. I don't really shoot at night, my air rifle scope has illuminated crosshairs, but tbh, i don't really find it helps any in low light conditions.
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RizzoTheRat
8,255 posts
62 months
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doogz said: The piece of kit I'm bidding on has IR illumination. I take it that drastically reduces battery life? Not necessarily, the illumination is usualy LED so they don't take a lot of power, but obviously they don't give a masive range.
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4keymonsta
4,197 posts
18 months
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I was looking through a laser forum a couple of days ago after that predator style laser thing was posted in the youtube thread. This thread really isnt helping me keep my money in my pocket.
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DoubleSix
2,623 posts
46 months
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I'm pretty good at this, much to the GF's dismay, add to previous laptop white elephant; - Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice) - Trek Fuel-Ex 8 (not used enough) - Slow cooker (good old Le Creuset is much better) - Full HD Panasonic TM900 (a 700 would have been fine, but maybe I'll get more use when the kids come along, at which point it'll be dated!) Aaaaaaaaand, wait for it PHers..... - Four 18" OEM BMW 208M's with proper winter tyres - I live in the South West ffs what was I thinking! 
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eldar
7,038 posts
66 months
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Our washing machine broke, so I bought a new one, and dumped the old one in my garage. Later, I decided to fix it, just to see if I could. So I bought a new programmer, £20 quid. That worked OK, so replaced the drum bearings, they were a little noisy, another £12 quid. Now working fine, apart from a drip from the pump which was slightly cracked. Thanks to this thread, I've just bought a new pump(£16), and I'm going to respray it, once I decide a colour scheme. Damn the expense, this is exciting. 
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The Nur
Original Poster
5,479 posts
55 months
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DoubleSix said: I'm pretty good at this, much to the GF's dismay, add to previous laptop white elephant;
- Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice) I forgot to say, I did this exact same thing. Exactly the same. Anybody interested? It's cheaper than DoubleSix's 
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smartypants
17,789 posts
39 months
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I would, but the Logitec doesn't work with the Xbox. Then again, I suppose that's not in the spirit of this thread
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The Nur
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5,479 posts
55 months
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No, it's not. Works with PC though 
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smartypants
17,789 posts
39 months
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The Nur said: No, it's not. Works with PC though I seriously considered getting the full setup for my PC for F1 2011.. but got the game on the Xbox instead. Must... resist....
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