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The Cyclop-1 is a first generation night vision device made in Russia. It is powered by a 9v battery and features a momentary power button. The image will gradually dim unless the power button is held, or pressed again once the image becomes too dim. A large external handle with an integrated infrared illuminator can be attached. | The Cyclop-1 is a first generation night vision device made in Russia. It is powered by a 9v battery and features a momentary power button. The image will gradually dim unless the power button is held, or pressed again once the image becomes too dim. A large external handle with an integrated infrared illuminator powered by 4 LR6 batterys can be attached. | ||
{{DeviceInfoBox|name=Cyclop-1|manufacturer=ROMZ|image=Cyclop1 side.png|type=Monocular|format=EP33|fov-ver=|fov-hor=|mount=|objectives=M42 Cyclop | {{DeviceInfoBox|name=Cyclop-1|manufacturer=ROMZ|image=Cyclop1 side.png|type=Monocular|format=EP33|fov-ver=|fov-hor=|mount=|objectives=M42 Cyclop F/1.5 or F/1,2 85mm lens, both availlable in at least 2 versions, a roughly pre 1995 one and a later one. | ||
The lens shown is the earlier F/1,5 one which is effectively a helios 40 with lighter coatings|eyepieces=}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:01, 27 June 2026
The Cyclop-1 is a first generation night vision device made in Russia. It is powered by a 9v battery and features a momentary power button. The image will gradually dim unless the power button is held, or pressed again once the image becomes too dim. A large external handle with an integrated infrared illuminator powered by 4 LR6 batterys can be attached.
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| Type | Monocular |
| Tube Format | EP33 |
| FoV | ° / ° |
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| Objective(s) | M42 Cyclop F/1.5 or F/1,2 85mm lens, both availlable in at least 2 versions, a roughly pre 1995 one and a later one. The lens shown is the earlier F/1,5 one which is effectively a helios 40 with lighter coatings |
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