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Revision as of 13:21, 21 February 2023

MUM-14
MUM-14 image
Product Page
Manufacturer(s)
Type Monocular
Tube Format MX-10160
FoV 40° / 40°
Mount Mini Rail
Objective(s) Proprietary
Eyepiece(s) Proprietary


The MUM-14 is also referred to as MiNi-14, standing for Multi-Use Mini Monocular.

Overview

Nowadays the MUM-14 was originally designed by Insight Technology.

It is smaller and lighter (~280g including the CR123A battery) than the AN/PVS-14, yet features a comparable or even potentially better optical performance.

Two monocular devices can be combined into a binocular system using a mounting bridge, and while giving the ability to see stereoscopically, it is heavier than dedicated binocular systems, and cannot be collimated.

The MUM-14 can be hand-held, head-mounted, helmet-mounted, camera/camcorder adapted or weapons mounted as a night scope.

IEA Mil-Optics GmbH rebranded it as Night-Tronic NT940.

Features

Gallery

Other Manufacturers

Troya Tech Defense Ltd

Troya manufactures a clone of the MUM-14 under the name Tyto/M.