Cheers Casper! I thinks it's very similar to the PARD. I think the menus are better and slicker but I can't be decisive in that as I've never used the PARD. Thanks for watching! 👍👍
Great review Jonny I agree with you it's a great start and the price is well worth it and better than dropping the big money right away on an ATN that can be a later purchase. Cheers brother
Great review of what seems like a very good product. If I may, can I add a bit about 18650 cells? NEVER carry these cells loose in a pocket or bag. They were never designed or intended for use outside pre-assembled and protected battery packs for cordless devices, electric vehicles and mass-energy storage applications like solar and wind farms. Remember the rash of exploding laptops and vaping devices (and even Boeing 787s) a few years back? Incorrectly used cells are the cause. Out of a charger, battery pack, hard case or device, the battery's sole aim in life is to find the coin or key (or even a rivet or zipper that holds it closed) that you forgot was in your pocket and grind against it until it shorts out. You do NOT want that to happen anywhere near you! Think of having a lit blowtorch on your pocket! The fumes and leaks are toxic, too. Samsung make cells up to a claimed 3,500mAh (the 35E) - make sure you get the right type, as they are available in flat-top or button-top. Sony actually sold their entire battery business to Murata a couple of years back and their highest capacity model is currently the VTC6 at 3,000mAh. The same button/flat warning applies. LG have the M36 (flat top) at 3,600mAh or the MJ1 (button top) at 3,500mAh. Panasonic has the NCRB 18650 (button top) and NCR18650B (flat top) at 3,400mAh. Sanyo has the GA 3500mAh in button top. The highest genuine capacity currently available from the only reputable manufacturer that does actually approve their use outside pre-assembled packs (because they use a slightly thicker wrap, so check for fit) is the Molicel M35A (3,500mAh), and I've only found it in the UK at their UK distributor, Fogstar. They sell both wholesale (over £75) and retail, and for retail, supply all cells in a hard case. I have a slightly fancier one that clips to a belt or bag which is handy, but I got it at a trade show and don't know where you can buy them. Postage is free over £20 order, last time I checked, and they ship the same day if you order by 3pm. Always check the wraps any time the cell is being moved between device, case or charger (you'll want one if you have several cells, and Fogstar also sells a range of them) and NEVER use a cell with a damaged wrap. You can re-wrap and the correct size of shrink-wrap is readily available, and directions on safe re-wrapping can be found online. You may not have heard of Molicel, but they actually invented the Li-Ion battery. Other reputable brands are LG, Sanyo, Panasonic and Samsung. YDL are reasonably consistent, others are re-wraps or unknowns and fakes abound, so be careful what you buy, and for goodness sake, look after them properly. I bet they tested life when daytime spotting with no recording! Using the IR light, laser or recording would all reduce battery life. I have no connection with any of the companies mentioned, other than as a satisfied customer of Sony/Murata, Samsung, Sanyo, Molicel and Fogstar.
Yep you should always use an external charger for these type of batteries never charge them via a USB as alot of the onboard protection to prevent overcharge doesn't always work and you risk your device bursting into flames why charging so worth buying an external charger.
Cheers Brian. For the money, it's wicked! I do like conventional/glass scopes for long range shooting. You just can't beat that. The X Sight is great but not a patch on glass. The NV 100 just clicks on and you get all those benefits PLUS, the recording abilities. Awesome!
Great review and your honestly speaks volumes .I'm definitely scratching my head now .NewLeaf or Pard .Only sticky point is the format .I believe the Pard can use a phone app to access the footage .
Great review buddy! They are sending one to me to review and I can't wait after watching your review! Thank you for your honesty! Good luck with everything my new friend!
I have never used an NV scope I have a question.... This snaps on to your existing scope but then you end of seeing the reticle from the NV 100?? You won't see the reticle of your existing scope? Is there any NV product that can snap on to your existing scope but uses the reticle of your current scope, essentially turning your existing scope and reticle into a NV scope?
Nice review, as far as I can see very sim to the Pard 007 just menu buttons diff but a lot cheaper, they will sell very well. One trick for you. to shim the mount, instead of using tape which does move try plastic card from model shops or online, I cut a strip 20mm wide from a 1mm thick sheet and no movement at all and you don't have all that sticky mess when you have to take it off.
Great review and based on that, I think I will get my self a unit. Thanks for always great vids and big Fan of your ratting vids! watch them all the time before I go to sleep! 😁💪🏻🌛👍🏻Cheers Mate!
Cheer GeKo! I appreciate your kind words. Let me know what you think of the unit. I'm putting mine in my other rifle. I've just got in from shooting so I'll have a new video out soon! Thanks for watching my friend! 👍👍
@@arpc Just got it delivered Mate! looks and feels awesome and totally easy to setup! Good thing I ordered all three adapters, and will firstly mount it on my low range MTC swat prismatic 12x50 to see how it feels, then will test with my long range scopes on my MKII, and once I receive my Edgun L2 will try and see how it feels on that one also. But wanted the PARD NV008 LRF on the L2, but the price is a bit spicy!.....will see if they will drop during black Friday! Looking forward seeing your next ratting Vid! A good "Texas" shut would be appreciated! 💪🏻😂👌🏻
@@GeKo1966 Wicked! I hope you enjoy it mate. It's an awesome bit of kit for the money! I like how you got all the adaptors so you're probably set for any scope size now! 👍 I'm hoping get out soon so another video coming soon. Maybe a THS with the rimfire... not my sub 12! 👍 😁
@@arpc Great!! Rimfire vid would be excellent as well! Full FAC on my MKII, so happy with the power. What is the easiest way setting the NV100 up? having a little issue getting the reticle down.....think I have maxed it, guess I need to adjust MOA/MRAD on the scope itself. By the way, do you know what the O ring is for in the bag?, it does not say anything about that in the manual.
Great video as always mate. Which would you rate the better unit, Commander NV100 or the Base Optics NV90? I will be using it for foxing out to 150 - 200 yds. Cheers..... Mario
Caveat (file under "can't afford it!" -- but, others will probably find the answers of interest). That out of the way, the questions: 1) How sensitive is it _without_ using the IR illuminator? 2) My ears perked up when you said one of the adapters was 42MM -- does that mean that you can directly mount a Pentax screw-mount lens on it? As a former photographer that could be the main reason I'd _try_ to save up for one (fixed income is... broken!)
Turn the screen brightness down, get lots more run time. The included battery is not that good, go to Ecolux and get upgraded spare batteries. Kick yourself if you buy a 700A, the oneleaf is far better, I bought the 12 and the 16mm with adaptors on all my rifles, Small enough you carry in your pocket, makes a stalking trip into a foxing trip as you walk out or sit in the seat for a bit after dark.
Cracking video as always mate it looks similar to a pard the recording looks grate and I no this can vary from scopes giving better or worse footage it looks decent and also as a few uses keep up the good work all the best P.P.P.C
Cheers mate! That's a good point. You need to be happy with your actual scope because this is using that glass to display the footage. Thanks for pointing that out. Hope you're well mate. 👍👍
@@arpc im ok mate bin going through a rough patch with my depression and panic attacks but i am getting there now thank god it does look a nice bit of kit and if its like the pard some scopes the image is spot on others its ok hope you and the family is all well and its nice to see you back at it
confused!, one leaf site states 4-24 x mag yet I seen 1x to 3x on another review. also adapters 42mm 45mm 48mm, my scope is 40 to 44mm cone shape, how far does it fit over the eye piece?. please help Jonny.
You'll slide it over the scope to a snug fit. With mine, my focus was raised so I had to pad it with the tape. That gave me a level to attach it to. 1 to 3 mag doesn't sound right!
The digital zoom is not that good. It literally zooms the image you see. I'd use the scope to zoom. Then you're getting true optical zoom. Digital zoom becomes pixelated quickly. Plus, with using Optical zoom, you know your scope and the zoom levels etc.
Hi there! Does it work with pard 007 mount ? I just recieved mein to review, same as you but i have a swarovski riflescope and I was thinking to get a rusan swarovski pard mount for it.
If you buy makita battery copy 18 volts.take apart and you have 10 batterys for £20.they do not last as long as a pard.but you have 10.I am a joiner and use these batterys,normaly when they break.it is only 2 cells.so 8 are still good.They read 4.2 volts when charged.So you can buy broken battery for £5.chance is there are 8 still good.
Not any of my business, but wouldn't a Mark I Barn Cat be a more effective means of pest control? I've nothing at all against hunting -- bagged beaucoup rabbits and whitetail deer (fishing either, which I found to be more enjoyable as my body aged well past its best-used-by date -- enjoy your time in the woods while you can, guys -- seriously). It's just that it seems like an awful lot of effort for relatively scant (read: ineffective) reward, compared to what a true four-paw predator can do.
I shoot at locations with cats, they sit as rats run past them. They're useless. They may kill the odd one but the new rats are generally so big, they insure the cats .
I have no idea what the duty would be but I paid £90 on a huge laser cutter so I imagine it may be lower. It will be interesting to see if they get a UK Distributor.
Lazer is banned in uk.this is why the pard 007a has no lazer.Bought the pard 007a 2 months ago for £329.This looks same as pard.but pard will only except 32 gb.wish i saw this first and disconnect the lazer.Be warned,if you buy this ,disconnect lazer.
@@arpc Just looked.they are selling the 6ah makita copy with postage for £23.there will be 20 battery cells in that.on ebay.In the past.have only used the 3ah and they have 10.would send you a photo of one But dont know how to on here. i was about to add 2 new cells.but decided to keep for the 007a.they as normal are always rated at 3.7.but if good measure 4.2 per cell fully charged.a full 18volt battery will normaly read.around 19.6 volts.
Theses are pointless. Same as the oard and megaorei 3. You need to dislocate you neck to use them and they work loose easily and knocks your aim off. Save your money and get an atn or pard nv008p
I find your comment pointless, As the reviewer noted, these items are entry level. What they are good for is occasional use as a budget means of converting day scope into night, a very handy item to have in your pocket. The 008 is way overpriced for what it is and also easily knocked off zero. Following your train of thought, save up and get a Trail XP50LRF.
@@paulking8055 freedom of speech sunshine. I wasn't criticising the reviewer. Ive used both and know they're bad. And on other videos people have also said the same. Dont come on picking fault with my opinion. ITS MY OPINION not everyones !
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Great review , love your honesty on how the unit works.
This is how reviews should be done guys . 👍
Looking good I may have to invest in one. Thanks for the great video!
Thank you. It was fun testing it. I really like it. It's a really nice piece of kit!
This looks pretty dang sweet Jonny! I might be pulling the trigger on it. Great review!
Hey Fitz! I think you'll like using this on the squirrels. You'll probably be able to push it further than I can. 👍
Brilliant review mate, the unit much like the pard, but at a fraction of the price, now thats got to be winner mate, great job Cheers
Cheers Casper! I thinks it's very similar to the PARD. I think the menus are better and slicker but I can't be decisive in that as I've never used the PARD.
Thanks for watching! 👍👍
It pisses on the pard pal
Thank you very much! Great job!
Thank you. It's an awesome product - very impressed! 👍👍
Great review Jonny I agree with you it's a great start and the price is well worth it and better than dropping the big money right away on an ATN that can be a later purchase. Cheers brother
Cheers mate. I'm really impressed with it. I've got mine on my other rifle! Thanks for watching! 😁
I bought it. In the test these days, the night vision effect is very good . Great review, 👍
Great review of what seems like a very good product.
If I may, can I add a bit about 18650 cells?
NEVER carry these cells loose in a pocket or bag. They were never designed or intended for use outside pre-assembled and protected battery packs for cordless devices, electric vehicles and mass-energy storage applications like solar and wind farms. Remember the rash of exploding laptops and vaping devices (and even Boeing 787s) a few years back? Incorrectly used cells are the cause.
Out of a charger, battery pack, hard case or device, the battery's sole aim in life is to find the coin or key (or even a rivet or zipper that holds it closed) that you forgot was in your pocket and grind against it until it shorts out. You do NOT want that to happen anywhere near you! Think of having a lit blowtorch on your pocket! The fumes and leaks are toxic, too.
Samsung make cells up to a claimed 3,500mAh (the 35E) - make sure you get the right type, as they are available in flat-top or button-top.
Sony actually sold their entire battery business to Murata a couple of years back and their highest capacity model is currently the VTC6 at 3,000mAh. The same button/flat warning applies.
LG have the M36 (flat top) at 3,600mAh or the MJ1 (button top) at 3,500mAh.
Panasonic has the NCRB 18650 (button top) and NCR18650B (flat top) at 3,400mAh.
Sanyo has the GA 3500mAh in button top.
The highest genuine capacity currently available from the only reputable manufacturer that does actually approve their use outside pre-assembled packs (because they use a slightly thicker wrap, so check for fit) is the Molicel M35A (3,500mAh), and I've only found it in the UK at their UK distributor, Fogstar. They sell both wholesale (over £75) and retail, and for retail, supply all cells in a hard case. I have a slightly fancier one that clips to a belt or bag which is handy, but I got it at a trade show and don't know where you can buy them. Postage is free over £20 order, last time I checked, and they ship the same day if you order by 3pm. Always check the wraps any time the cell is being moved between device, case or charger (you'll want one if you have several cells, and Fogstar also sells a range of them) and NEVER use a cell with a damaged wrap. You can re-wrap and the correct size of shrink-wrap is readily available, and directions on safe re-wrapping can be found online.
You may not have heard of Molicel, but they actually invented the Li-Ion battery. Other reputable brands are LG, Sanyo, Panasonic and Samsung. YDL are reasonably consistent, others are re-wraps or unknowns and fakes abound, so be careful what you buy, and for goodness sake, look after them properly.
I bet they tested life when daytime spotting with no recording! Using the IR light, laser or recording would all reduce battery life.
I have no connection with any of the companies mentioned, other than as a satisfied customer of Sony/Murata, Samsung, Sanyo, Molicel and Fogstar.
Yep you should always use an external charger for these type of batteries never charge them via a USB as alot of the onboard protection to prevent overcharge doesn't always work and you risk your device bursting into flames why charging so worth buying an external charger.
Looks to be a promising little unit mate, great video 👍🏻
It's really neat mate. I'm impressed with it! Really impressed!
Awesome video! Great work.
Cheers my friend!
Great review nice bit of kit for the money cheers Jonny.
Cheers Brian. For the money, it's wicked! I do like conventional/glass scopes for long range shooting. You just can't beat that. The X Sight is great but not a patch on glass. The NV 100 just clicks on and you get all those benefits PLUS, the recording abilities. Awesome!
Great review and your honestly speaks volumes .I'm definitely scratching my head now .NewLeaf or Pard .Only sticky point is the format .I believe the Pard can use a phone app to access the footage .
Thank you! 👍
I've used free converters but I think more Apps and editors will support .TS format because it's a better file format.
Great review brother. Well done
Thank you. It was a pleasure to play with and review. It's in my kit now! 👍
@@arpc Where are these guys located? I couldn't find much info on what country they are in, nor where that unit is made.
Brilliant review very impressed Jim.
Great review buddy! They are sending one to me to review and I can't wait after watching your review! Thank you for your honesty! Good luck with everything my new friend!
Cheers!! 😉
Enjoy! I have mine on my second rifle. It's awesome.
@@arpc I can't wait!!
I have never used an NV scope I have a question....
This snaps on to your existing scope but then you end of seeing the reticle from the NV 100?? You won't see the reticle of your existing scope?
Is there any NV product that can snap on to your existing scope but uses the reticle of your current scope, essentially turning your existing scope and reticle into a NV scope?
Looks a very good piece of kit for the price 👍
It is mate. It's awesome.
Ive one on the way for review 😁
@@CORVIDHUNTER I'll be watching that review mate. Like to know your thoughts. 👍👍
Good man 👍
Great review lad , interesting 🤔
Cheers! Thanks for watching. 👍
Nice review, as far as I can see very sim to the Pard 007 just menu buttons diff but a lot cheaper, they will sell very well. One trick for you. to shim the mount, instead of using tape which does move try plastic card from model shops or online, I cut a strip 20mm wide from a 1mm thick sheet and no movement at all and you don't have all that sticky mess when you have to take it off.
I'll do that! I'll remove the tape and shim it. I like that idea! Nice work!! 👍
@@arpc Fogot to say don't have the stip go all the way round leave about a 10 mm gap so that when you do up the clamp it can compress the plastic
Nice review. Thank you!
Thanks for the informative vid. I think you have helped make up my mind.
Thank you.
Great review and based on that, I think I will get my self a unit. Thanks for always great vids and big Fan of your ratting vids! watch them all the time before I go to sleep! 😁💪🏻🌛👍🏻Cheers Mate!
Cheer GeKo! I appreciate your kind words. Let me know what you think of the unit. I'm putting mine in my other rifle.
I've just got in from shooting so I'll have a new video out soon! Thanks for watching my friend! 👍👍
@@arpc Just got it delivered Mate! looks and feels awesome and totally easy to setup! Good thing I ordered all three adapters, and will firstly mount it on my low range MTC swat prismatic 12x50 to see how it feels, then will test with my long range scopes on my MKII, and once I receive my Edgun L2 will try and see how it feels on that one also. But wanted the PARD NV008 LRF on the L2, but the price is a bit spicy!.....will see if they will drop during black Friday! Looking forward seeing your next ratting Vid! A good "Texas" shut would be appreciated! 💪🏻😂👌🏻
@@GeKo1966 Wicked! I hope you enjoy it mate. It's an awesome bit of kit for the money! I like how you got all the adaptors so you're probably set for any scope size now! 👍
I'm hoping get out soon so another video coming soon.
Maybe a THS with the rimfire... not my sub 12! 👍 😁
@@arpc Great!! Rimfire vid would be excellent as well! Full FAC on my MKII, so happy with the power. What is the easiest way setting the NV100 up? having a little issue getting the reticle down.....think I have maxed it, guess I need to adjust MOA/MRAD on the scope itself. By the way, do you know what the O ring is for in the bag?, it does not say anything about that in the manual.
The O Ring is a spare. I used the tape for mine to shim the scope then when I put the adaptor on, it gripped the tape and locked tight.
great review is it just a normal mobile phone power pack your using
Yes. Just a standard USB Power Bank. 👍
Thanks for watching!! 👍
If you're rifles 1.77 try zeroing at 20yds that will give you a flatter trajectory from 20yds to 40
Great video as always mate. Which would you rate the better unit, Commander NV100 or the Base Optics NV90? I will be using it for foxing out to 150 - 200 yds.
Cheers..... Mario
I've not used the NV90 so I can't say for sure. This is an entry level device.
Mark Serbu sent me. Noice review lad.
Caveat (file under "can't afford it!" -- but, others will probably find the answers of interest).
That out of the way, the questions:
1) How sensitive is it _without_ using the IR illuminator?
2) My ears perked up when you said one of the adapters was 42MM -- does that mean that you can directly mount a Pentax screw-mount lens on it? As a former photographer that could be the main reason I'd _try_ to save up for one (fixed income is... broken!)
Turn the screen brightness down, get lots more run time. The included battery is not that good, go to Ecolux and get upgraded spare batteries. Kick yourself if you buy a 700A, the oneleaf is far better, I bought the 12 and the 16mm with adaptors on all my rifles, Small enough you carry in your pocket, makes a stalking trip into a foxing trip as you walk out or sit in the seat for a bit after dark.
I'll have it out again soon so I'll try that - thank you! 👍👍
So you can charge it with the usb lead because all reviews Iv seen say it doesn’t charge it.I ordered one last week 👍
Cracking video as always mate it looks similar to a pard the recording looks grate and I no this can vary from scopes giving better or worse footage it looks decent and also as a few uses keep up the good work all the best P.P.P.C
Cheers mate! That's a good point. You need to be happy with your actual scope because this is using that glass to display the footage.
Thanks for pointing that out. Hope you're well mate. 👍👍
@@arpc im ok mate bin going through a rough patch with my depression and panic attacks but i am getting there now thank god it does look a nice bit of kit and if its like the pard some scopes the image is spot on others its ok hope you and the family is all well and its nice to see you back at it
Thanks very much for a Great Review 😁
Thank you! 👍👍
Use an Eagle scope attachment with it for the adapter. Quick release with no screws!
confused!, one leaf site states 4-24 x mag yet I seen 1x to 3x on another review.
also adapters 42mm 45mm 48mm, my scope is 40 to 44mm cone shape, how far does it fit over the eye piece?.
please help Jonny.
You'll slide it over the scope to a snug fit. With mine, my focus was raised so I had to pad it with the tape. That gave me a level to attach it to.
1 to 3 mag doesn't sound right!
@@arpc looked again, site says 4-24 mag 1x to 3x digital focus, excuse me I am a idiot.
thanks for the response, top man.
The digital zoom is not that good. It literally zooms the image you see. I'd use the scope to zoom. Then you're getting true optical zoom. Digital zoom becomes pixelated quickly. Plus, with using Optical zoom, you know your scope and the zoom levels etc.
Where do you purchase this item in the UK please ?
As far as I know you can only buy via their website.
Hi there! Does it work with pard 007 mount ? I just recieved mein to review, same as you but i have a swarovski riflescope and I was thinking to get a rusan swarovski pard mount for it.
I'm sorry I don't know is the short answer. Sorry I couldn't help more.
@@arpc It does work with the pard mounts, it has the same fitting system :)
Great video, this is almost identical to the Pard, bar the price.
What scope you using? I'm using the standard scope for my Gamo Phox.
MTC Viper scope. It's very similar. I've never used a PARD but they do look identical! Thanks for watching! 👍
Buying one asap.
hi mate, looking at picking one of these up. How do you find out which size scope mount you need? 42mm, 45mm or 48mm?
You'll need to measure your scope diameter where the sleeve fastens. The adaptor tightens as it's screwed on so it'll grip if a mil or so smaller.
@@arpc ok mate cheers! Do you have a discount code or affiliate or owt where you get anything back cos I'm gunna order it now bud?
@@arpc also are there any extra charges getting it delivered to the UK? like VAT or customs?
@@KarlGaff I don't believe so - don't quote me on that but I don't think others have had to pay any tax or customs fees.
If you buy makita battery copy 18 volts.take apart and you have 10 batterys for £20.they do not last as long as a pard.but you have 10.I am a joiner and use these batterys,normaly when they break.it is only 2 cells.so 8 are still good.They read 4.2 volts when charged.So you can buy broken battery for £5.chance is there are 8 still good.
Jumped in Jonny, thank you for your help.
Pleasure mate. You getting one?
@@arpc yea , just ordered.
@@henrymoreland8719 nice one. Let me know what you think. 👍
Henry, can you email me please.
@@arpc ok.
👍👍👍👍 rekomended
Can it handle recoil from a high powered rifle?
I've had it on a .17 HMR. That's the limit though for my testing though.
Hi Jonny are the adapters compatible with pard 007 ?
I'm not sure mate. I've never used a PARD - Looking at the device I could hazard a guess but would say for sure.
Night vision ... Is the best..
Does this model record audio as well ?
Yes it does.
Well informed vid....
Mark Serbu brought me here.
I have (tried), not getting email?.
Email me at jonny@airriflepestcontrol.co.uk
@@arpc I have sent two, too that address, not sure what's wrong.
Not any of my business, but wouldn't a Mark I Barn Cat be a more effective means of pest control?
I've nothing at all against hunting -- bagged beaucoup rabbits and whitetail deer (fishing either, which I found to be more enjoyable as my body aged well past its best-used-by date -- enjoy your time in the woods while you can, guys -- seriously). It's just that it seems like an awful lot of effort for relatively scant (read: ineffective) reward, compared to what a true four-paw predator can do.
I shoot at locations with cats, they sit as rats run past them. They're useless. They may kill the odd one but the new rats are generally so big, they insure the cats .
Needs a U.K. importer! Duty is a killer😵😵😵😵👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bought from the website before, the duty is a lot less than I thought. Don't worry about that.
I have no idea what the duty would be but I paid £90 on a huge laser cutter so I imagine it may be lower.
It will be interesting to see if they get a UK Distributor.
Bought it from the website, no need to pay duty in UK.
@@peterforster8129 Thanks for this! 👍
A cool review. Don't know why the thumbs down, maybe a "karen". Be Well.
Haha. Love it. Thank you! 👍👍
Lazer is banned in uk.this is why the pard 007a has no lazer.Bought the pard 007a 2 months ago for £329.This looks same as pard.but pard will only except 32 gb.wish i saw this first and disconnect the lazer.Be warned,if you buy this ,disconnect lazer.
Are you referring to the red laser?
@@arpcYes.Laser is banned in uk.thats why the new pard 007a does not have one.its a big fine if you are caught using it.
@@arpc Just looked.they are selling the 6ah makita copy with postage for £23.there will be 20 battery cells in that.on ebay.In the past.have only used the 3ah and they have 10.would send you a photo of one But dont know how to on here. i was about to add 2 new cells.but decided to keep for the 007a.they as normal are always rated at 3.7.but if good measure 4.2 per cell fully charged.a full 18volt battery will normaly read.around 19.6 volts.
Laser illuminators are allowed and so are laser pointers/designators.
I think there was an issue with the PARD because of the TYPE of laser it was.
Theses are pointless. Same as the oard and megaorei 3. You need to dislocate you neck to use them and they work loose easily and knocks your aim off. Save your money and get an atn or pard nv008p
I find your comment pointless, As the reviewer noted, these items are entry level. What they are good for is occasional use as a budget means of converting day scope into night, a very handy item to have in your pocket. The 008 is way overpriced for what it is and also easily knocked off zero. Following your train of thought, save up and get a Trail XP50LRF.
@@paulking8055 freedom of speech sunshine. I wasn't criticising the reviewer. Ive used both and know they're bad. And on other videos people have also said the same. Dont come on picking fault with my opinion. ITS MY OPINION not everyones !