A Hong Kong seller on eBay is offering "InvisibleSight" aiming and illumination lasers as a DBAL and PAQ. He claims the laser modules are built in the US, and they look like US mil-spec equipment.
Night Vision InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
anyone can buy & build with NV compatible IR laser modules off the internet to build there own .
Possible he is building off Airsoft IR clone bodies with his own Diodes ?
I am wondering also what the quality is ?
Hey Post or PM a Link if you got one .
Might be some way he gets around FDA for sales ? maybe real low output on laser ?.
You can get an FDA 'exemption' for R&D for future Gov. & commercial sales & if you are an individual. You can build all you want for yourself but not sell commercially .
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anyone can buy & build with NV compatible IR laser modules off the internet to build there own .
Possible he is building off Airsoft IR clone bodies with his own Diodes ?
I am wondering also what the quality is ?
Hey Post or PM a Link if you got one .
Might be some way he gets around FDA for sales ? maybe real low output on laser ?.
You can get an FDA 'exemption' for R&D for future Gov. & commercial sales & if you are an individual. You can build all you want for yourself but not sell commercially .
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Softcock, when you say NV compatible laser modules, what makes them NV compatible? I have two 980nm infrared laser modules and they are clearly visible with a cheapo big-5 nightvision unit. I am looking to buy a higher end night scope now and was wondering if I could use them with it.
Softcock, when you say NV compatible laser modules, what makes them NV compatible? I have two 980nm infrared laser modules and they are clearly visible with a cheapo big-5 nightvision unit. I am looking to buy a higher end night scope now and was wondering if I could use them with it.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
He's shipping directly from Hong Kong and he codes the power of his lasers as "L1, M5, H25" without saying what that means or what the units of power are. The quality looks good (he claims they are assembled by engineers, not students) and he talks about how they are potted and has other laser devices that he says are for airsoft.
I like the idea of an IR illuminator with an adjustable beamwidth, don't care about the aiming laser really.
PS From his other auctions, it appears that "L1, M5, H25" mean 1, 5, and 25mw (low, medium, high power) - not an extremely bright illuminator.
He's shipping directly from Hong Kong and he codes the power of his lasers as "L1, M5, H25" without saying what that means or what the units of power are. The quality looks good (he claims they are assembled by engineers, not students) and he talks about how they are potted and has other laser devices that he says are for airsoft.
I like the idea of an IR illuminator with an adjustable beamwidth, don't care about the aiming laser really.
PS From his other auctions, it appears that "L1, M5, H25" mean 1, 5, and 25mw (low, medium, high power) - not an extremely bright illuminator.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
I should have said that more clearly . I mean "comparable' , in like between the 800-900 nm so as Not clearly visible to eye . but useful to NV .
LOL. I guess 'ALL' eye visible is comparable to NV, and NV can see it.
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I should have said that more clearly . I mean "comparable' , in like between the 800-900 nm so as Not clearly visible to eye . but useful to NV .
LOL. I guess 'ALL' eye visible is comparable to NV, and NV can see it.
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Hey jack. what is the price range ?
really, about the only way really to see if its workable is to just gamble and bite the bullet & send some $$ for the purchase .
I hate buying stuff like that but really no other way to find out .
<span style="font-size: 11pt">I Know, scary putting ( China + Internet sales ) together,</span>
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If you are just interested in a ( focus Beam ) for IR supplement . Then I would just get the Torch model from Vic.
but I tell you once you go to quality duel compact system with laser & focus beam it's hard to move away to less. They really shine for hunting @ night . NV laser is a pretty useful with the focus beam too as all-in-one package .
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Hey jack. what is the price range ?
really, about the only way really to see if its workable is to just gamble and bite the bullet & send some $$ for the purchase .
I hate buying stuff like that but really no other way to find out .
<span style="font-size: 11pt">I Know, scary putting ( China + Internet sales ) together,</span>
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If you are just interested in a ( focus Beam ) for IR supplement . Then I would just get the Torch model from Vic.
but I tell you once you go to quality duel compact system with laser & focus beam it's hard to move away to less. They really shine for hunting @ night . NV laser is a pretty useful with the focus beam too as all-in-one package .
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
The InvisibleSight "PEQ-2A" is $360, and the "DBAL-A2" is $600 - I presume these are clones of mil NV gear. I'd like to find a Meyers IZLID, which would mount on my optics platform easily and has what I need, but they are rarish. You can do a search on eBay for "InvisibleSight" and find them.
The InvisibleSight "PEQ-2A" is $360, and the "DBAL-A2" is $600 - I presume these are clones of mil NV gear. I'd like to find a Meyers IZLID, which would mount on my optics platform easily and has what I need, but they are rarish. You can do a search on eBay for "InvisibleSight" and find them.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
i looked at the site with InvisibleSight . (Imho) they are most definatly a less robust plastic body'Mock-up' like airsoft . but 'To Me' I think & looks like guy does use a little better guts so to hold-up to some recoil .
one of the Reviews I think I read off AK forum from last year & said his did take a shit from recoil @ 700 rounds & POA moved off pretty bad with Laser .
" hopefully" this guy does have a conscience & a little pride in his product & is making a real stab @ making usable product . There IS A DEFINITE slot to be filled with a 'reliable' Non-Mil. ( sub1-K-$$ ) duel IR laser & focus beam unit . He would definitely start selling a bunch if he did even get a halfass reputation for customer service ,
It would NOT have to be a high-power Mil. spec.. but just reliable with a little CS thrown on-top . He would Clean-Up with sales .
It's not rocket science on these duel units and everyone is just has there hands tied with FDA bullshit & sales limits to agency buys & across the board Retail NSN# Prices to all . when trying to buy real Quality Units .
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i looked at the site with InvisibleSight . (Imho) they are most definatly a less robust plastic body'Mock-up' like airsoft . but 'To Me' I think & looks like guy does use a little better guts so to hold-up to some recoil .
one of the Reviews I think I read off AK forum from last year & said his did take a shit from recoil @ 700 rounds & POA moved off pretty bad with Laser .
" hopefully" this guy does have a conscience & a little pride in his product & is making a real stab @ making usable product . There IS A DEFINITE slot to be filled with a 'reliable' Non-Mil. ( sub1-K-$$ ) duel IR laser & focus beam unit . He would definitely start selling a bunch if he did even get a halfass reputation for customer service ,
It would NOT have to be a high-power Mil. spec.. but just reliable with a little CS thrown on-top . He would Clean-Up with sales .
It's not rocket science on these duel units and everyone is just has there hands tied with FDA bullshit & sales limits to agency buys & across the board Retail NSN# Prices to all . when trying to buy real Quality Units .
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards.
Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Thanks Cory, good post.
Gents, may I be so bold if you have not heard for the first time we have civilian LEGAL IR lasers available. Laser Devices has been pestered for YEARS to get a Class 1 system out there. At this years Shot Show, they listened to a few. Presently, they have released the DBAL-I2, OTAL and ITAL with a eye safe IR laser for ranges 75-100 yards. You can see a review and the laser shown in different lighting environments here. http://www.tnvc.com/shop/ldi-dbal-i2-class-1-ir-laser/
So everyone knows, these units are the SAME as the restricted counterpart DBAL/OTAL/ITAL units, nothing has changed with the body housings of the units, except for the IR laser output power. The great thing is, if they ever go down, they are covered with a FULL manufactures warranty. Nothing scary about owning these units or where they might have come from. If something every happens with them, they will NOT become an Airsoft look cool tool.
LDI IS trying to keep up with our demand. We're getting large batches in every other week and sell out quickly.
We are also working with them to get a IR Laser Handgun platform out to the masses as well. Thanks guys.
Vic
Thanks Cory, good post.
Gents, may I be so bold if you have not heard for the first time we have civilian LEGAL IR lasers available. Laser Devices has been pestered for YEARS to get a Class 1 system out there. At this years Shot Show, they listened to a few. Presently, they have released the DBAL-I2, OTAL and ITAL with a eye safe IR laser for ranges 75-100 yards. You can see a review and the laser shown in different lighting environments here. http://www.tnvc.com/shop/ldi-dbal-i2-class-1-ir-laser/
So everyone knows, these units are the SAME as the restricted counterpart DBAL/OTAL/ITAL units, nothing has changed with the body housings of the units, except for the IR laser output power. The great thing is, if they ever go down, they are covered with a FULL manufactures warranty. Nothing scary about owning these units or where they might have come from. If something every happens with them, they will NOT become an Airsoft look cool tool.
LDI IS trying to keep up with our demand. We're getting large batches in every other week and sell out quickly.
We are also working with them to get a IR Laser Handgun platform out to the masses as well. Thanks guys.
Vic
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CoryT</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards. </div></div>
The InvisibleSight manufacturer/seller states he will send a replacement product if the original fails to arrive, and says there is a conditional lifetime warranty (must return in original packaging with all accessories, not user damaged or modified).
PS I've e-mailed two guys who bought the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 and both say the build quality is excellent. One reported "<span style="font-style: italic">the DBAL unit works very well and is very well made. I was kind of surprised at the quality verses the price, the illuminator is a powerfull IR laser that's adjustable and the IR and red laser are fully adjustable, they hold up well to shock I tested mine on a 308 caliber rifle and it performed very well.</span>" Yeah, I know - it's still Chinese, albeit with US-made laser modules.
PPS Re the build quality of the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 (very important to me), here are a few details from the manufacturer that are relevant:
"<span style="font-style: italic">Features:
- Heavy duty hardcoat anodized metal construction
- 100% epoxy sealed to ensure waterproof design
- Dust protected lasers with AR coated window glass
- Made in USA mil-spec IR/Green laser module
- AR coated collimator glass lens
- Precision co-aligned IR/Visible lasers
- Very sharp focused IR/Green laser dot
- 100% true invisible IR laser module</span>"
Interesting, huh? Nevertheless, there are nits to pick - the remote paddle/pressure switches use 3.5mm miniature plugs (like for consumer headphones) and the jacks (female connector) are prone to damage if there is no effective strain relief.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CoryT</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards. </div></div>
The InvisibleSight manufacturer/seller states he will send a replacement product if the original fails to arrive, and says there is a conditional lifetime warranty (must return in original packaging with all accessories, not user damaged or modified).
PS I've e-mailed two guys who bought the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 and both say the build quality is excellent. One reported "<span style="font-style: italic">the DBAL unit works very well and is very well made. I was kind of surprised at the quality verses the price, the illuminator is a powerfull IR laser that's adjustable and the IR and red laser are fully adjustable, they hold up well to shock I tested mine on a 308 caliber rifle and it performed very well.</span>" Yeah, I know - it's still Chinese, albeit with US-made laser modules.
PPS Re the build quality of the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 (very important to me), here are a few details from the manufacturer that are relevant:
"<span style="font-style: italic">Features:
- Heavy duty hardcoat anodized metal construction
- 100% epoxy sealed to ensure waterproof design
- Dust protected lasers with AR coated window glass
- Made in USA mil-spec IR/Green laser module
- AR coated collimator glass lens
- Precision co-aligned IR/Visible lasers
- Very sharp focused IR/Green laser dot
- 100% true invisible IR laser module</span>"
Interesting, huh? Nevertheless, there are nits to pick - the remote paddle/pressure switches use 3.5mm miniature plugs (like for consumer headphones) and the jacks (female connector) are prone to damage if there is no effective strain relief.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Vic.
the price shows 741/896$.
What additional does the 896 represent?
thx
Vic.
the price shows 741/896$.
What additional does the 896 represent?
thx
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
HogRider - not to put words in Vic's mouth but I think the range represents Black v. Tan housing and Green v Red laser. I am assuming that a Tan and Green is going to be more than Black and Red. I could be way off.
Vic - I read that theses are the same as LDI DBAL A2s just with a different laser unit - so does that mean that if one has an A2, and it takes a dump - it could be sent back and they could at least put this IR unit in it?
To me, these look like a solid winner. It is @ 1/3 the cost of a new grey market A2. You get a 'real' unit. You get a 1 yr warranty instead of the finger if your A2 goes TU. You get full power vis laser -'high visible' is outstanding to cut an attention grabbing beam through the white light and is wholly different than looking at a Crimson Trace power level laser; plus you get a IR laser that is good enough for what is truly practical for most.
Good luck
HogRider - not to put words in Vic's mouth but I think the range represents Black v. Tan housing and Green v Red laser. I am assuming that a Tan and Green is going to be more than Black and Red. I could be way off.
Vic - I read that theses are the same as LDI DBAL A2s just with a different laser unit - so does that mean that if one has an A2, and it takes a dump - it could be sent back and they could at least put this IR unit in it?
To me, these look like a solid winner. It is @ 1/3 the cost of a new grey market A2. You get a 'real' unit. You get a 1 yr warranty instead of the finger if your A2 goes TU. You get full power vis laser -'high visible' is outstanding to cut an attention grabbing beam through the white light and is wholly different than looking at a Crimson Trace power level laser; plus you get a IR laser that is good enough for what is truly practical for most.
Good luck
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
thanks Mo Zam Beek
I did not look at the chart-if I had it would have bit me. You are correct. I agree with your assessment. The new legal version would certainly fulfill most needs, and in this case you would get the warranty.
thanks Mo Zam Beek
I did not look at the chart-if I had it would have bit me. You are correct. I agree with your assessment. The new legal version would certainly fulfill most needs, and in this case you would get the warranty.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
Uh, I don't think I'm wrong on this - the Insight DABAL-I2 has two aiming lasers (visible and IR), while the mil spec DBAL-A2 has two aiming lasers and a Class IIIb IR illuminator.
Since I need a bright IR illuminator, it's a big difference. I may have satisfied my need with a powerful IR LED lamp assembly for my Surefire that I just ordered.
Uh, I don't think I'm wrong on this - the Insight DABAL-I2 has two aiming lasers (visible and IR), while the mil spec DBAL-A2 has two aiming lasers and a Class IIIb IR illuminator.
Since I need a bright IR illuminator, it's a big difference. I may have satisfied my need with a powerful IR LED lamp assembly for my Surefire that I just ordered.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">HogRider - not to put words in Vic's mouth but I think the range represents Black v. Tan housing and Green v Red laser. I am assuming that a Tan and Green is going to be more than Black and Red. I could be way off.
Vic - I read that theses are the same as LDI DBAL A2s just with a different laser unit - so does that mean that if one has an A2, and it takes a dump - it could be sent back and they could at least put this IR unit in it?
To me, these look like a solid winner. It is @ 1/3 the cost of a new grey market A2. You get a 'real' unit. You get a 1 yr warranty instead of the finger if your A2 goes TU. You get full power vis laser -'high visible' is outstanding to cut an attention grabbing beam through the white light and is wholly different than looking at a Crimson Trace power level laser; plus you get a IR laser that is good enough for what is truly practical for most.
Good luck </div></div>
Price difference is only for the Green Vis vs. Red Vis versions, with green being higher. Body housing colors same prices.
Also, not possible to turn in any A2 units previously obtained if they go TU unless they were originally purchased through qualified agency purchase.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">HogRider - not to put words in Vic's mouth but I think the range represents Black v. Tan housing and Green v Red laser. I am assuming that a Tan and Green is going to be more than Black and Red. I could be way off.
Vic - I read that theses are the same as LDI DBAL A2s just with a different laser unit - so does that mean that if one has an A2, and it takes a dump - it could be sent back and they could at least put this IR unit in it?
To me, these look like a solid winner. It is @ 1/3 the cost of a new grey market A2. You get a 'real' unit. You get a 1 yr warranty instead of the finger if your A2 goes TU. You get full power vis laser -'high visible' is outstanding to cut an attention grabbing beam through the white light and is wholly different than looking at a Crimson Trace power level laser; plus you get a IR laser that is good enough for what is truly practical for most.
Good luck </div></div>
Price difference is only for the Green Vis vs. Red Vis versions, with green being higher. Body housing colors same prices.
Also, not possible to turn in any A2 units previously obtained if they go TU unless they were originally purchased through qualified agency purchase.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: One-Eyed Jack</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CoryT</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards. </div></div>
The InvisibleSight manufacturer/seller states he will send a replacement product if the original fails to arrive, and says there is a conditional lifetime warranty (must return in original packaging with all accessories, not user damaged or modified).
PS I've e-mailed two guys who bought the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 and both say the build quality is excellent. One reported "<span style="font-style: italic">the DBAL unit works very well and is very well made. I was kind of surprised at the quality verses the price, the illuminator is a powerfull IR laser that's adjustable and the IR and red laser are fully adjustable, they hold up well to shock I tested mine on a 308 caliber rifle and it performed very well.</span>" Yeah, I know - it's still Chinese, albeit with US-made laser modules.
PPS Re the build quality of the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 (very important to me), here are a few details from the manufacturer that are relevant:
"<span style="font-style: italic">Features:
- Heavy duty hardcoat anodized metal construction
- 100% epoxy sealed to ensure waterproof design
- Dust protected lasers with AR coated window glass
- Made in USA mil-spec IR/Green laser module
- AR coated collimator glass lens
- Precision co-aligned IR/Visible lasers
- Very sharp focused IR/Green laser dot
- 100% true invisible IR laser module</span>"
Interesting, huh? Nevertheless, there are nits to pick - the remote paddle/pressure switches use 3.5mm miniature plugs (like for consumer headphones) and the jacks (female connector) are prone to damage if there is no effective strain relief.
</div></div>
The HK seller has been around a while and you can find actual video footage of the DBAL/PEQ clones in operation. The bodies are well made as are the mounts supplied and they are identical to the real thing. The lasers used are far lower powered than the MILSPEC items yet still illuminate well and certainly get out to well beyond 100-200yds.
These may have been designed for large wallet airsoft use but are good enough for most civillian centrefire and rimfire rifle shooters.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: One-Eyed Jack</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CoryT</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remember, if Customs finds it, you lose it, since it is not FDA approved for commercial sale. If it breaks, you are SOL.
Note that Laser Devices is selling a Class 1 DBAL now, low enought power to be FDA approved and otherwise mil-spec. No, it won't light up a target at 1500m or have a visible pointer at 2 miles, but it will work quite well inside a couple hundres yards. </div></div>
The InvisibleSight manufacturer/seller states he will send a replacement product if the original fails to arrive, and says there is a conditional lifetime warranty (must return in original packaging with all accessories, not user damaged or modified).
PS I've e-mailed two guys who bought the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 and both say the build quality is excellent. One reported "<span style="font-style: italic">the DBAL unit works very well and is very well made. I was kind of surprised at the quality verses the price, the illuminator is a powerfull IR laser that's adjustable and the IR and red laser are fully adjustable, they hold up well to shock I tested mine on a 308 caliber rifle and it performed very well.</span>" Yeah, I know - it's still Chinese, albeit with US-made laser modules.
PPS Re the build quality of the InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 (very important to me), here are a few details from the manufacturer that are relevant:
"<span style="font-style: italic">Features:
- Heavy duty hardcoat anodized metal construction
- 100% epoxy sealed to ensure waterproof design
- Dust protected lasers with AR coated window glass
- Made in USA mil-spec IR/Green laser module
- AR coated collimator glass lens
- Precision co-aligned IR/Visible lasers
- Very sharp focused IR/Green laser dot
- 100% true invisible IR laser module</span>"
Interesting, huh? Nevertheless, there are nits to pick - the remote paddle/pressure switches use 3.5mm miniature plugs (like for consumer headphones) and the jacks (female connector) are prone to damage if there is no effective strain relief.
</div></div>
The HK seller has been around a while and you can find actual video footage of the DBAL/PEQ clones in operation. The bodies are well made as are the mounts supplied and they are identical to the real thing. The lasers used are far lower powered than the MILSPEC items yet still illuminate well and certainly get out to well beyond 100-200yds.
These may have been designed for large wallet airsoft use but are good enough for most civillian centrefire and rimfire rifle shooters.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
The YouTube video of the Chinese DBAL is not the InvisibleSight model - too bad the poster wasn't more specific. The InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 high power model has a 25mw IR illuminator with a 5mw low-power mode.
The YouTube video of the Chinese DBAL is not the InvisibleSight model - too bad the poster wasn't more specific. The InvisibleSight DBAL-A2 high power model has a 25mw IR illuminator with a 5mw low-power mode.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
that's looks pretty good output for the InvisibleSight units.
if you read the specs. for (example) peq-15 - the IR beam illumination is 3.5 mW Low & 30 mW High . the IR Laser pointer is 600 uW low & 25 mW High . all on the 850nm IR frequency .
with 4 mW for visible red/laser
I don't understand when reading the power designation listed for the (low power IR Laser pointer) ? it says<span style="text-decoration: underline"> <span style="font-weight: bold">600 uW</span></span> . what is ( uW ) ???
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if you look @ for (example) the ATILLA it goes u to 50 mW on the laser High power & 150 mW on the Illumination beam .
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that's looks pretty good output for the InvisibleSight units.
if you read the specs. for (example) peq-15 - the IR beam illumination is 3.5 mW Low & 30 mW High . the IR Laser pointer is 600 uW low & 25 mW High . all on the 850nm IR frequency .
with 4 mW for visible red/laser
I don't understand when reading the power designation listed for the (low power IR Laser pointer) ? it says<span style="text-decoration: underline"> <span style="font-weight: bold">600 uW</span></span> . what is ( uW ) ???
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if you look @ for (example) the ATILLA it goes u to 50 mW on the laser High power & 150 mW on the Illumination beam .
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
also, To add to the upper Post .
From what I been seeing with Laser Diodes and the quality they project through there units that house them .
There is a difference in them as for how clean & sharp they look to the NV eye .
lesser priced lasers I have used are Not that 'Clean' on the beams footprint on objects and are bigger MOA on the footprint also .
Where as high-$$ dollar units are smaller and crisp/clean & smaller MOA in size on the footprint with the NV eye .
Not to say that the cheaper is unusable, but just there is a difference in qualities .
& I have never actually looked @ the ' InvisibleSight ' models . So I can not comment on them for what they look like under NV .
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also, To add to the upper Post .
From what I been seeing with Laser Diodes and the quality they project through there units that house them .
There is a difference in them as for how clean & sharp they look to the NV eye .
lesser priced lasers I have used are Not that 'Clean' on the beams footprint on objects and are bigger MOA on the footprint also .
Where as high-$$ dollar units are smaller and crisp/clean & smaller MOA in size on the footprint with the NV eye .
Not to say that the cheaper is unusable, but just there is a difference in qualities .
& I have never actually looked @ the ' InvisibleSight ' models . So I can not comment on them for what they look like under NV .
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Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: softcock</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't understand when reading the power designation listed for the (low power IR Laser pointer) ? it says<span style="text-decoration: underline"> <span style="font-weight: bold">600 uW</span></span> . what is ( uW ) ??? </div></div>
600uw is just 0.6mw - a little less than one milliwatt.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: softcock</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't understand when reading the power designation listed for the (low power IR Laser pointer) ? it says<span style="text-decoration: underline"> <span style="font-weight: bold">600 uW</span></span> . what is ( uW ) ??? </div></div>
600uw is just 0.6mw - a little less than one milliwatt.
Re: InvisibleSight DBAL and PAQ - anyone tried one?
The units that company sells are Airsoft bodies with quality modules and the electronices have been potted for recoil. JUNK. Don't purchase any of the China made products. All you will be is mad, PERIOD. For an Illuminator purchase Vics from TNVC. The DaTorch is the BEST IR LED based unit out there for distance. Close Quarter use a Surefire M1. I use the Surefire for the woods with my PVS-7's. There are some Russian Illuminators on Ebay that are decent. They have around 90mW output power and are built well. Dipol is the name. If you want to build you own IR laser check out an article on AR15.com. Look under Inexpensive IR Laser. It's based on a Beamshot 1000 with a Module from US Lasers(850nM @ 5mW max). The person posted step by step instructions on how to take the Beamshot apart and the correct module to order.
The units that company sells are Airsoft bodies with quality modules and the electronices have been potted for recoil. JUNK. Don't purchase any of the China made products. All you will be is mad, PERIOD. For an Illuminator purchase Vics from TNVC. The DaTorch is the BEST IR LED based unit out there for distance. Close Quarter use a Surefire M1. I use the Surefire for the woods with my PVS-7's. There are some Russian Illuminators on Ebay that are decent. They have around 90mW output power and are built well. Dipol is the name. If you want to build you own IR laser check out an article on AR15.com. Look under Inexpensive IR Laser. It's based on a Beamshot 1000 with a Module from US Lasers(850nM @ 5mW max). The person posted step by step instructions on how to take the Beamshot apart and the correct module to order.
