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SuperCriollo November 25th, 2009 15:49

well my hardened edition cost me almost 100 bucks with taxes (the prestige comes with this edition inside, not the regular one) so you actualy got your goggles for 100. :)

see you in xbox live

Ayashifx55 November 26th, 2009 00:02

just tell people : no heads please ;)

Wolver!ne April 26th, 2010 14:26

Well I got myself a set of these but I did something fun with them...I ripped them apart and modified them. Still the monocule cyclopes look but it is now housed in a waterproof Metal casing with 2 (1 removable, 1 fixed) Polycarbinate lense for damage protection. I also have modified the power supply to run a NiMH pack instead of AA's. Also I fooled around with the IR illuminators and made them on a seperate switch allowing me to turn them on or off so I don't stand out. I also changed the main focusing lense with a slightly convex lense to enhance the Depth Perception so now, with a little practice, I am able to manuver just as well with them on. All in all, cost me about an extra $100 plus some tinker time, but they are much better then what came with the Game. They have been field tested and work a hell of a lot better too. I get about 75 feet of sight with them. and yes they have been shot and droped and stepped on and still work :)

So if you have the time, the knowledge, and the patience then it is well worth doing. Great for airsoft gaming and recon.

GBear April 26th, 2010 14:47

You look like a unicorn with that on.

The Chad April 26th, 2010 15:12

HAHAHA WTF? Does that make coffee?

kylem_8 April 26th, 2010 15:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by LoveMyStubby (Post 1220271)
HAHAHA WTF? Does that make coffee?

HAHAHA best comment yet!

Codfish April 27th, 2010 09:55

HAHAHA! this thread is gold. i got my prestige edition too. yes, im a COD fanatic. can you tell? lol unicorn gattling coffee machine face...pretty good description id say lol. i did the whole running around the house with them on too and it didnt work out too well, went outside and couldnt see well past 3 feet...its heavy as hell and wobbles on your head like no tomorow....just a horrible idea...now im not talking for Wolver!ne, kos he tinkered with them....but generally...these arent NVGs. period. just camera with IR pick-up and IR bulbs and fancy housing too look pretty....sort of.

Zeonprime April 27th, 2010 10:06

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Originally Posted by Conker (Post 1110624)
The internals are the same as an EyeClops so... that's probably pretty empty, yes. What gives it that huge frontal area are the IR LEDs, otherwise if you slim it down to the camera and screen, there's not much (considering the batteries are external).

Actually, I was considering putting the internals of an EyeClops (so the same as that) into a PVS-14 dummy. That wouldn't be really expensive (EyeClops can be found at ~40$ and the dummy at 32$ shipped). That wouldn't be a real NVG, but could still be some use and would be better than an empty dummy.

And... I wouldn't have the guts to try that with a real NVG, even if it's a 150$ Gen1^^

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wolver!ne (Post 1220229)
Well I got myself a set of these but I did something fun with them...I ripped them apart and modified them. Still the monocule cyclopes look but it is now housed in a waterproof Metal casing with 2 (1 removable, 1 fixed) Polycarbinate lense for damage protection. I also have modified the power supply to run a NiMH pack instead of AA's. Also I fooled around with the IR illuminators and made them on a seperate switch allowing me to turn them on or off so I don't stand out. I also changed the main focusing lense with a slightly convex lense to enhance the Depth Perception so now, with a little practice, I am able to manuver just as well with them on. All in all, cost me about an extra $100 plus some tinker time, but they are much better then what came with the Game. They have been field tested and work a hell of a lot better too. I get about 75 feet of sight with them. and yes they have been shot and droped and stepped on and still work :)

So if you have the time, the knowledge, and the patience then it is well worth doing. Great for airsoft gaming and recon.


I had Clueless pick up for me the Eyeclops V2 NV and plan on doing some mods (first off gutting the fugly casing of the actual electronics package). I had thought of doing something similar to what Conker planned with his (I'll have to PM him to see how successful he was).

Currently it is ziptied to an old pair of PB goggles I have floating around and it isnt horrible running on passive illumination but the 5 AAs add a tonne of weight.

Gravewolf April 30th, 2010 09:45

Almost bought the game along with the goggles, but i waited for the review and thankfully i didn't buy it cause the game is full of bugs and glitches. Can't play for 6 months because of the election period (gunban) so i'm stuck inside playing console games and collecting more weapons and gear.

arrow May 10th, 2010 22:31

I gamed these goggles a couple of weeks back at a CQB game, wore them over my paintball goggles, I have to say that they were decently useful, i got a few kills with them on, using a pistol in one hand, and my other hand out so i dont run into walls. Its damn near impossible to aim down rifle sights or a RDS with these on however.
On a semi-related note, I was thinking of making a Heartbeat sensor style setup out of these with a foldaway screen. I think you could probably mod a mag light to take a IR LED, so that you can focus the IR light farther, to get more range out of it.

If you want to be a ninja, dress all in black, use these goggles and only a knife. That would be l33tness.

Zeonprime May 11th, 2010 09:54

no need to modify a flashlight, just buy an IR filter for one. Surefire makes them.


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