PVS-14 Elbit Green Phosphor Gated Omni 7

The Adams Industries PVS-14 Omni 7 Advantage:

The AI/PVS-14 Omni 7 is a standout in night vision technology, offering fantastic performance and incredible value. It's the smart choice for those who want the most bang for their buck, blending advanced technology with affordability.

Unrivaled Value:

The PVS-14 Omni 7 redefines what it means to get your money's worth in night vision technology. It's the perfect pick for those who want premium night vision without breaking the bank, offering high-quality tech at an accessible price.

Versatility and Reliability:

Designed to adapt to your needs whether handheld, helmet-mounted, or attached to cameras and weapons the PVS-14 Omni 7 is ready for anything. Durable and supported by an extensive network, it's a reliable partner for any adventure or mission.

Mil-Spec Carson Optics: The standard in military use and proudly Made in the USA, offering durability and reliability for rigorous use.

Your Ideal Night Vision Solution:

Choosing the Adams Industries PVS-14 Omni 7 means getting the best technology investment out there. Ideal for any use, from tactical operations to personal exploration, it's a wise choice for anyone serious about night vision. Get the most tech for your dollar, and never compromise on quality or price.

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Finally,  the Omni 7 Image Intensifier Specs?.

These were the contract min/max specs at the time of the Omni 7 Contract:

• Resolution Ip/mm (min) 64
• Signal to Noise Ratio - S/N (min) 28
• Photocathode Sensitivity in uA/lm@2856K (min) 2,200
• Sensitivity in uA/lm@880nm (min) 120
• Gain fL/fc (range) 50,000-80,000
• MTF@2.5lp/mm (min) 0.92
• MTF@7.5lp/mm (min) 0.8
• MTF@15/p/mm (min) 0.61
• MTF@25lp/mm (min) 0.38
• Halo in mm (max) 0.70
• Phosphor Type P-43
• EBI x10^-11 (max) 3

*These are the contract minimum specs at the time of the Omni 7 Contract. These are the minimums & maximums from the contract and reside in the public domain.

Comparing the Omni 7 to other Tube Options:

Let's tackle where the Omni 7 stands compared to other options. The two specifications most often compared are the Figure of Merit (FOM), and the Resolution. FOM was not a requirement in the Omni 7 specs. However, we can calculate it by multiplying the Resolution by the Signal to Noise Ratio. For the Omni 7, this is 64 lp/mm x 28 = 1792. Let's compare with the alternatives out there:

Omni 7 (min) 1792

• Omni 8 (min) 1625
• Elbit XLSH (min) 1344
• Elbit SLH (min) 1536
• Elbit YH (min) 1600
• Elbit VH (min) 1792
• L3 18UM (min) 1542
• L3 20UM/UA (min) 1792
• L3 22UM/UA (min) 1920
• L3 24UA (min) 2160

Granted, very few tubes will ever actually test at the minimum spec, but allowing this as a starting point makes you realize that the Omni 7 starts the race ahead of tubes that sell for much more money. Not that there are not reasons to seriously investigate these other options; just that the Omni 7 should usually be considered a valid competitor.

FEATURES

• • Rugged battle tested monocular design.
  • Manual Gain Control - you can adjust the brightness for your comfort and the highest performance of both unit and operator.
  • A combination of the highest Omni spec ever published and Carson Mil-Spec optics give you amazing performance.