No.1808
Original post:
>Wanted to share my year-long project: a homemade fusion monocular. Uses a ULIS Nano384 (384x288 thermal camera) and a Litton M891 tube (gen 3, pvs-7 format, maybe 1300FOM?).>As you might expect;>-Non inverting tubes suck to make monoculars from>-This thing is super heavy>-Thermal fusion is awesome no matter how badly it's done>Forums like this, content and advice from people like Nick Chen, and the general trend of increasing night vision use inspired this. I'm definitely going to make a more practical version of this, but let my pain be a reminder that night vision isn't only an expensive product (This only cost ~$3000CAD!!) - it's something that can be modified, experimented with, fixed, and redesigned.>I give a bit of a more detailed breakdown here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/thermal-imaging/custom-multispectral-fusion-monocular-project-overview/>Also, shoutout to Rhys Dunnill Jones at https://www.borealdefence.com/ for the custom DNC helmet cover. It works great!Note: Market NVGs of this generation cost ~$40,000
Original thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/fosscad/comments/uldsv2/multispectral_imaging_monocular/Unfortunately after reading closer he will be selling the files but if they surface I'll post a copy hereI'll be posting other designs though because I've noticed a few people trying to build NVGs No.1813
Bumping for interest. Have you seen the army's ARG thing? I have some interesting stuff including a diy holographic site with digital display and ammo counter that I will post eventually.
No.1826
>>1807>cool ok this is very cool.
>$3000not cool
>size of a brick and head mountedno.
Very cool project though. Any possiblity of mounting it to a rover or something and piping the video feed to a tablet or light VR glasses?