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Akiralight 15.09.19 02:51 pm

Signal amplifier NVD (Metro Exodus)

Picked up the subject, found can't understand how it works. Like it is said that this combination of night vision imager. And from what I understand from this, it should somehow highlight color of the enemies (at least humans, monsters XS warm-blooded or not), but it works like a regular NVG. I don't understand something, or how it should work? The imager can separately turn on?
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Lavuer 15.09.19

As I understand it, it just improves the image of a conventional PNV.

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VETER15 15.09.19

Akiralight
The same nonsense, the imager doesn't work!

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firmvare 15.09.19

Dunno,as far as I understand,to increase the light it needs from the heat,but it seems like something crooked works or this idea.

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vitalik76 15.09.19

This topic has already been discussed. Description superior PNV crooked, it really is not a thermal imager, night vision and normal the only difference is that the Deluxe model allows you to see the invisible beam from the IR sight (there is a kit on the gun). Ie if player uses weapon IR sights, it is necessary to place improved night vision. Otherwise it is not needed. However, given that the conventional beam laser sight (red or green) enemies are not palitsya and stealth does not prevent, the need for the thermal sight and enhanced night vision zero.

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Ded MastDay 15.09.19

vitalik76
Like the IR beam can be seen even with a conventional night vision devices. Night optical sight it exactly seen.

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firmvare 15.09.19

Easier conventional imager would have done,but something they have gone wrong.

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ganjin 15.09.19

vitalik76
The IR beam-aiming visible with conventional night vision improved for this set is not necessary.

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h4ter 15.09.19

vitalik76
pussy, Vitaly.
The only improvement that is evident is that an improved version, using no makes a nasty sound.
Now.