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The AGM PVS-14E is an updated version of the classic PVS-14 night vision monocular, built for handheld, head-mounted or helmet-mounted use. Its main changes are a lighter housing at about 10.2 oz, a power system that takes either AA or CR123 batteries with no wrong-way installation, and an auto shut-off that cuts the tube when the unit is flipped to the side. It suits hunters, tactical users and anyone who wants a proven monocular format with more flexible power. Against older PVS-14 units it trades some heft for convenience, but it is still a single-tube monocular, so it gives no depth perception and needs an infrared illuminator in total darkness.
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Lowest price we've seen: $2,695.00 on Nov 12 at woods-n-water.com. Tracked across 9 stores since Nov 12.
The PVS-14E is a rugged, lightweight night vision monocular, an updated version of the PVS-14. It can be used handheld, mounted on the included head harness, or mounted to a traditional ballistic helmet. It is waterproof and conforms to 810G military standards.
It has a more compact lens and eyepiece, and the whole unit weighs 10.2 oz (290 g). It runs on AA or CR123 batteries. An electronic polarity switching system means the battery can go into the compartment in either orientation.
Controls include manual gain control and a built-in infrared (IR) illuminator. An advanced auto shut-off system turns the unit off when it is articulated to the side and back on when it returns to the operating position. An automatic bright light shut-off protects the photocathode tube and turns the device back on when the light level drops below the threshold.
