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I'm looking forward to meeting people and demonstrating the Panobridge and AX14-Arm. I'll also bring a COTI so people can get a feel for that system when it's used with the AFOV (Adjustable Field of View) mechanism on Panobridge, as it is a very unusual experience.

I look forward to other’s reviews, but in the mean time, it should be noted that individual 14s can be rolled up on Panobridge to look through a scope. You could also potentially use one eye to look at the screen through the gap between the panned-out tubes and not even roll up the tubes at all...

Hey @RC556, I'm the guy behind Panobridge, I just became a commercial supporter on here, and thought I'd answer your question directly with a few questions: Do you care about being able to see more than 40 degrees? This 25 second video makes it clear what the difference will be between the RNVG...

Hey, thanks for posting this first look review. Regarding the slightly elastic nature you mentioned, that was intended. The material chosen is best explained as a hybrid of a rubber and a hard plastic. Instead of using a very rigid glass-filled or carbon-filled polymer, which would be quite...

Quick update, I just posted the first through-the-lens video on Panobridge: As discussed in the video description, the actual image shown to the user is two complete circles. The ANVRS recorder can only pick up part of the view, and when attempting to overlap the images to show approximately...

Thanks. That means a lot. I will have to look into attending that event myself.

A thermal monocular mounted to a scope, or handheld? Regarding handheld thermals, here’s a video explainingone of the weirdest things about the angled tube concept: Basically, you can slide a handheld thermal between the gap in the panned out tubes, use one eye to look through an i2 tube...

It’s certainly possible to do so, but the non-panned tube will be higher in view slightly than the panned tube. Hard to explain unless you watch the other video I posted about night vision mount adjustment with Panobridge. I used to own a DTNVG and the tubes weren’t vertically aligned...

If you check out this video I posted late last night, I delve into most of the considerations one needs to take into account when using my new adjustable rotation mechanism: To save people a click and their time, yes, there is a blind spot / zone in the direct center of vision that can extend...

EliteUAS, since I don't know you personally and definitely have no beef, I'll just say thank you for the luck. I'm not beholden to anyone, and this is not a TNVC-developed product. I asked Augee from TNVC to become a dealer since his company carried my gel ear pads for several years, and I...

Nitewalker's thoughts were just posted: From the Tier 1 guys who helped evaluate the Panobridge: I'm the inventor and tend to frequent the forum, as I served in 1/6 Scout Snipers back in the mid 2000s, though I don't post much on here. Happy to answer questions. S/F. -Neal

Feel free to send me a quick note and I'll just mail you the adapter plates for free. This would be equivalent to originally ordering on my website and using the Sniper's Hide discount code referenced earlier. It's [email protected]. --Neal, owner

I will have to ask you to communicate with Qore Performance directly. The Comfort Combo is their exclusive product (sold only on their website and through the five exclusive retail partners) and Noisefighters is simply a supplier for the gel ear pad portion of the combo.

They would be free for anyone who's placed an order of my gel pads. Shoot me an e-mail and I'll then ship out how ever many sets of foam inserts you need.

Unfortunately, I do not know a source for just the factory-style foam insert that has the slightly thicker foam along the edges and the thin foam across the center. The only way to get them, I've found, is to purchase the entire hygiene kit, and that's like $30 and includes the stock pads...

The Noisefighters ComTac-compatible gel pads are 0.625" / 15.875mm thick, while the factory ComTac foam pads are 0.50" / 12.7mm thick and the factory ComTac gel pads are 0.625" / 15.875mm thick. All of my gel pad variants are 0.625" / 15.875mm thick except for the Howard Leight version, which...

Well, I'm quite bummed to hear that the relief cut does not work for you, but I very much appreciate the explanation, short-term review, and note of support. Glad to have you as customer. My pleasure.

Hi ladies and gents, I was just alerted to this thread and wanted to pop in and say hello. Thank you very much to everyone who has ordered so far and helped get this new business off the ground. My apologies, however, for not putting up proper directions for use of this new ear pad design...

Hi, I'm Neal. I served in a USMC Scout-Sniper Platoon from 2005-2009 (1/6) and deployed to OIF in 2006 (Ramadi) and OEF in 2008 (Garmsir District). Was a PIG in the platoon and served primarily as my team's radio man and the platoon's comms / computers / camera nerd. I was trained on the job...