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The AN/PVS-7D night Vision Goggle offers
superb night vision capability housed in a military spec housing. The
Image tubes incorporate minimum 64 to 72 Line Pairs per Millimeter
(64-72 lp/mm).
The AN/PVS-7D night vision systems are
currently used in Iraq by United States War fighters, The A/N
(Army / Navy) AN/PVS-7D Night Vision series Head mounted starlight
night vision goggles are a US Military spec unit. Designed for the
rigors of combat this is the unit used in Desert Storm.
The housing of the AN/PVS-7D Night Vision goggle
is shock resistant and sealed from the environment (snow, rain, wind,
or even a drop in the drink).
 The AN/PVS-7D night vision goggles are featherweight and mounts very comfortably on your head. The light weight significantly reduces operator fatigue compared to older heavier foreign models. Image resolution is superb. The gen. 3 nightvision tube installed in the AN/PVS-7D night vision offers crystal clear super bright viewing. Auto gain control keeps you at the right level regardless of light sources in the field of view. The unit comes with a built in IR illuminator for map reading or close up work in zero ambient light situations.  |
  Front view of the AN/PVS7 NVG Click here for additional data on the AN/PVS-7 night vision goggle |
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The ir illuminator has a visual indicator in the
goggles to prevent you from accidentally leaving it on and exposing
your position. Packaged in a sturdy pelican type case, the PVS 7D
goggles night vision system comes complete with operations manual, all
accessories, and a solid warranty. The PVS-7D night vision goggles
are currently one of the best NV observation devices on the market
Together with specially calculated objective lenses and eyepiece
lenses, selected 3rd generation image tubes ensure excellent light
amplification and image quality.
 Iraqi modified R11/SCUD-B Ballistic Missile
Light in weight (only 540 g) and ergonomic in
design, these night viewers make light work even the longest
observation assignments. A special head harness is included in the
delivery scope which leaves the hands free for other tasks. And
because of the individual focusing of the eyepiece in terms of
diopters, even user that wear glasses get a great perspective.
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Nomenclature: AN/PVS-7B Night Vision Goggles (NVGs) Description: PVS-7B Night Vision Goggles allow the user to see at night using moonlight or starlight. PVS-7Ds can be hand held, head-mounted, or helmet-mounted. The goggles have an IR illuminator for illumination or signaling. An indicator lets the user know when the IR light is on. A separate indicator signals low battery. Automatic shutoff occurs on high light, when goggle is detached from the head mount, or flipped up on the helmet mount. Characteristics: Weight: 18 oz How to Focus PVS-7 goggles 1. Set Up Install batteries in PVS-7. Attach and adjust Head Mount or Helmet Mount. Attach PVS-7. Stand behind 20-foot line. Turn lights OFF. Turn PVS-7 ON. Turn IR illuminator ON. 2. Make the (4) PVS-7 goggle adjustments Adjust Interpupilary Distance. Slide eyepieces closer or farther apart so that each eye views each lens as a perfect circle. Adjust Eye Relief. On the head mount and the helmet mount, adjust PVS-7 as close to the eyes as is comfortable to acquire maximum field of view. Lens caps should cover eyes. Adjust Objective Lens. Turn Objective Lens fully counterclockwise. Rotate Objective Lens clockwise until both vertical and horizontal charts are clearly in focus. Adjust each Diopter Ring. Turn both Diopter Rings fully counterclockwise. Close right eye. Turn left Diopter Ring clockwise until image first becomes clear. Do not turn past this point. Repeat this for right eyepiece. Re-adjust Objective Lens. 3. Afterwards, when re-focusing for distance, adjust Objective Lens ONLY. Do NOT re-adjust Diopter Rings. * DESCRIPTION: THE AN/PVS-7-7B / 7D, NIGHT VISION GOGGLE, WILL BE A LIGHTWEIGHT, IMAGE INTENSIFICATION, NEAR-INFRARED DEVICE THAT USES AMBIENT LIGHT CONDITIONS. IT WEIGHS 1.5 LBS AND IS AFFIXED TO THE USER'S HEAD. AN EYEPIECE DIOPTER IS PROVIDED SO THE DEVICE CAN BE WORN WITHOUT CORRECTIVE LENSES.B. CAPABILITIES: THIS DEVICE WILL ENABLE THE USER TO PERFORM A VARIETY OF TASKS AT NIGHT. IT WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH AN INFRARED LIGHT SOURCE AND POSITIVE CONTROL SWITCH THAT WILL PERMIT CLOSE-IN VIEWING UNDER LIMITED ILLUMINATION. THE DEVICE WILL HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF CONTINUOUS, PASSIVE OPERATION OVER A 15-HOUR PERIOD WITHOUT BATTERY REPLACEMENT. C. EMPLOYMENT: THIS DEVICE WILL BE USED BY COMBAT, COMBAT SUPPORT, AND COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT ELEMENTS OF SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES, INFANTRY, ARMOR, AIR DEFENSE, FIELD ARTILLERY, AVIATION, ENGINEER, INTELLIGENCE, MP, TRANSPORTATION, SIGNAL, QM, CHEMICAL, MAINTENANCE, AND MISSILE AND MUNITIONS UNITS. THE DEVICE WILL ASSIST IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING TASKS: COMMAND AND CONTROL, FIRE CONTROL, RECONNAISSANCE, CLOSE-IN SURVEILLANCE, TERRAIN NAVIGATION, EMERGENCY MEDICAL AID, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF VEHICLES, SELECTION OF FIGHTING POSITIONS, TRAFFIC CONTROL, REAR AREA/CRITICAL AREA SECURITY, PATROLLING, COMBAT ENGINEER MOBILITY/COUNTERMOBILITY/ SURVIVABILITY TASKS, RADAR TEAM EMPLOYMENT, AND REARM/REFUEL/RESUPPLY ACTIVITIES. D. BASIS OF ISSUE: THE AN/PVS-7/7B WILL REPLACE THE AN/PVS-5 ON A ONE-FOR-ONE BASIS AND THE FOLLOWING: (1) INFANTRY: A. INFANTRY BN, RIFLE CO, (ALL VARIATIONS) LRSU/PATHFINDER, 1:1 ALL PERSONNEL NOT IN LEADER POSITION OR NOT EQUIPPED WITH WEAPON SIGHT WHO REQUIRE NIGHT MOBILITY AND AGILITY AND WHO COULD BECOME MEMBERS OF INFANTRY BN TASK FORCE OR OPERATIONAL TEAM. B. RANGER REGT, BN, CO: ONE PER SOLDIER NOT REQUIRING A MONOCULAR NIGHT VISION DEVICE (MNVD) (LIN Z44778). (2) COMBAT,COMBAT SUPPORT,COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT: A.ONE PER VEHICLE DRIVER IN UNITS ORGANIC TO OR IN HABITUAL SUPPORT OF THE DIVISION. B. ONE PER VEHICLE COMMANDER IN UNITS ORGANIC TO OR IN HABITUAL SUPPORT OF THE DIVISION. C. ONE PER TWO VEHICLES THAT HABITUALLY TRANSPORT SUPPLIES FROM CORPS AND DIVISION LOCATIONS TO UNITS OPERATING FORWARD OF THE DIVISION REAR BOUNDARY. D. ONE PER WHEELED VEHICLE AMBULANCE THAT OPERATES FORWARD OF THE DIVISION REAR BOUNDARY. E. ONE PER MAINTENANCE, SIGNAL, OR CHEMICAL VEHICLE THAT IS ORGANIC TO UNITS LOCATED BEHIND THE BRIGADE REAR BOUNDARY, BUT FORWARD OF THE CORPS REAR BOUNDARY THAT IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE HABITUAL SUPPORT FORWARD OF THE BRIGADE REAR BOUNDARY. F. TWO PER WEAPONS PRIME MOVER. G. ONE PER VEHICLE IN SELECTED, HIGH-PRIORITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT OPERATE BEHIND THE DIVISION REAR BOUNDARY (I.E., PERSHING, NUCLEAR SECURITY UNITS, ETC.). H. ONE PER COMPANY AIDMAN IN THE MED SECTIONS OR SQUADS OF THE MED PLT OF COMBAT BNS OPERATING FORWARD OF THE BRIGADE REAR BOUNDARY FOR USE IN LOCATING AND ADMINISTERING FIRST AID WITHOUT THE USE OF WHITE LIGHT. I. ONE PER INF FIST TEAM FO. J. TWO PER MILITARY POLICE WEAPONS PLATFORM. K. ONE PER VEHICLE FOR UNITS OPERATING FORWARD OF THE CORPS REAR BOUNDARY. E. POWER REQUIREMENTS: NONE F. TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS: MAN-PORTABLE. G. PERSONNEL/MAINTAINER IMPACT. (1) OPERATOR: (A) CREW SIZE/MOS: DESIGNATED BY UNIT COMMANDER (B) TRAINING REQUIREMENTS (MOS/GENERAL): (2) MAINTAINERS: (A) UNIT LEVEL MAINTENANCE: OPERATOR. (B) DS/GS LEVEL MAINTENANCE: MOS 39E. H. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) BOTH MODELS OF THIS ITEM (AN/PVS-7 & AN/PVS-7B) WILL BE TYPE CLASSIFIED UNDER THE SAME STANDARD LIN. EITHER MODEL CAN BE ISSUED TO FILL THE REQUIREMENT. (2) THIS ITEM IS APPROPRIATE FOR INCLUSION IN AR 71-13. |
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