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thermal night vision goggles military GSCI TI-GEAR-M Thermal Imaging Mono-Goggles | ExportableGSCI TI GEAR M Thermal Imaging Mono Goggles Exportable and ITAR free Manufactured in Canada by GSCI, ITAR free, exportable TI GEAR M Thermal Imaging Mono Goggles bring hands free mobility to the table to meet the needs of critical search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance applications. Fully adjustable to align with either your right or left eye, TI GEAR M Mono Goggles are easily mounted to any standard helmet mount. Flip them up and out of

GSCI TI-GEAR-M Thermal Imaging Mono-Goggles
Exportable and ITAR-free

Manufactured in Canada by GSCI, ITAR-free, exportable TI-GEAR-M Thermal Imaging Mono-Goggles bring hands-free mobility to the table to meet the needs of critical search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance applications.

Fully adjustable to align with either your right or left eye, TI-GEAR-M Mono-Goggles are easily mounted to any standard helmet mount.  Flip them up and out of your line-of-sight when not required, then snap the optics unit back in position at the push of a button when it's need once again. 

Available with with both 384x288 pixel and 640x480 pixel thermal engines, these goggles deliver exceptionally smooth imaging thanks to their 50Hz thermal sensors.  Coupled to a full-sized 0.6-inch 800x600 pixel AMOLED viewing screen you'll enjoy high resolution viewing through fog and smoke, day or night.

Viewing sessions can be saved to an available digital recorder using the included video-out cable, and when needed your view can be quickly zoomed up to 4-power.  And speaking of power, the goggles run on standard AA batteries for up to 7-hours with no need for expensive, proprietary battery packs.  And when needed, external power can be easily supplied by plugging into an inexpensive off-the-shelf cell phone power banks.

Fully waterproof to an IP66 standard, TI-GEAR-M Mono-Goggles  are equipped with digital Stadiametric Rangefinders, eight (8) digital reticle patterns and selectible white-hot and black-hot color palettes to optimize the viewing screen to prevailing conditions.

ITAR-free Export Sales
As TI-GEAR-M hermal Imaging Mono-Goggles contain no U.S. components, technology or data, the export, re-export or re-transfer of this thermal scope is not subject to US Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls approval.

While shipment to addresses within the USA and Canada are unrestricted, export to other countries requires submission of an Export Permit Application and End-Use Certificate, something Night Vision Experts can help you with. On your behalf, and at no charge to you we will facilitate the export license application, a process that's generally completed within 4 weeks, after which your purchase will be delivered by FedEx, usually within 5 business days of shipment. Some exceptions apply.

If you're located in a country other than the USA or Canada and wish to purchase GSCI TI-GEAR-M Thermal Imaging Mono-Goggles, please contact us by e-mail or phone us at (877) 212-7102 to receive the required export application forms.

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