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|name=AN/PVS-7 | |name=AN/PVS-7 | ||
|manufacturer=Elbit Systems Of America | |manufacturer=Elbit Systems Of America | ||
|manufacturer-name=F5001 | |||
|page=https://www.elbitamerica.com/night-vision#F5001 | |page=https://www.elbitamerica.com/night-vision#F5001 | ||
|image=AN-PVS-7.jpg | |image=AN-PVS-7.jpg | ||
|type=Bi-ocular | |type=Bi-ocular | ||
|format=MX-10130 | |format=MX-10130 | ||
|fov-hor= | |fov-hor=40 | ||
|fov-ver= | |fov-ver=40 | ||
|mount= | |mount=Bayonet | ||
|objectives=Proprietary | |objectives=Proprietary | ||
|eyepieces=Proprietary | |eyepieces=Proprietary | ||
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The AN/PVS-7 is the [[Joint Electronics Type Designation System (JETDS)|JETDS]] designation for a bi-ocular housing named M972 / M973 that was produced by [[Litton Industries]] for the U.S. | The AN/PVS-7 is the [[Joint Electronics Type Designation System (JETDS)|JETDS]] designation for a bi-ocular housing named M972 / M973 that was produced by [[Litton Industries]] for the [[Developed for::U.S. armed forces]]. | ||
It has been replaced by the [[AN/PVS-14]], but is still being produced by [[Elbit Systems Of America]]. | It has been replaced by the [[AN/PVS-14]], but is still being produced by [[Elbit Systems Of America]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:42, 4 January 2023
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| Manufacturer(s) |
Elbit Systems Of America (F5001) |
| Type | Bi-ocular |
| Tube Format | MX-10130 |
| FoV | 40° / 40° |
| Mount | Bayonet |
| Objective(s) | Proprietary |
| Eyepiece(s) | Proprietary |
The AN/PVS-7 is the JETDS designation for a bi-ocular housing named M972 / M973 that was produced by Litton Industries for the U.S. armed forces.
It has been replaced by the AN/PVS-14, but is still being produced by Elbit Systems Of America.
Collimator[edit | edit source]
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A AN/PVS-7 collimator assembly, comprised of multiple lenses and a triangular prism to duplicate the output image from one MX-10130 tube into both oculars
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When disassembling, lenses and metal rings come out in the indicated order (left first, right last)
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Step 1: Insert the lens with the convex side facing towards the collimator housing
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Step 2: Insert one of the thick metal rings
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Step 3: Insert the thick lens, convex side facing towards the collimator housing
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Step 4.1: Three components needed to be placed together in a bundle
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Step 4.2: Place the metal ring onto a flat surface for convenience
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Step 4.3: Place the lens onto the metal ring with the convex side facing towards it
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Step 4.4: Place the thin metal ring onto the lens
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Step 4.5: The final result should look like this with each component stacked according to their collerated numbers from 4.1
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Step 5: Insert the fully stacked components from step 4 with the thin metal ring facing towards the collimator housing
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Step 6: Insert the final lens into the collimator housing with the convex side facing outward
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Step 7: Screw in the lock ring to securely all the components in place
