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	Name:	Summer Lover -
	Subject:	night vision
	Date:	6/14/2009 11:16:05 AM

Agree with hound - stay away from Gen 1 unless you are using it at less than 50 yards, very grainy even at short distances and using IR illuminator. Would recommend at least Gen 2, but you will be far more impressed with Gen 3, and for most useful – go with a set of 1x goggles. Binos are good for intermittent use at longer range, but you will find yourself using the goggles far more frequently.

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