NIGHT VISION GOGGLE (NVG)

KN200 Night Vision Sight (NVS) The KN200 NVS, illustrated in figure 1-9, is a lightweight sight adapted by Naval Special Warfare forces for use with a 10X day scope. It may also be used with currently fielded laser range finders. The KN200 has a 10-degree field of view and a range of 400 to 800 yards. It can be powered by either two BA 3058 “AA” alkaline batteries or two “C” alkaline batteries. NIGHT VISION GOGGLE (NVG) The night vision goggle (NVG) allows the user to perform tasks such as reading, patrolling, walking, short-range observation, and mobile equipment operation. It can also be used with laser aiming devices for off-hand shooting. AN/PVS-5C NVG The AN/PVS-5C, illustrated in figure 1-10, is the latest in the PVS-5 series. It is fairly lightweight and is held to the user’s face by rubber straps. Instructions for donning the NVG are permanently mounted on the side of the unit. The AN/PVS-5C has a range of 200 to 300 yards for man-sized targets, a 40-degree field of view, and is powered by a BA 5567 lithium battery or two BA 3058 “AA” alkaline batteries. The AN/PVS-5C NVG is scheduled to be replaced by a new configuration, the AN/PVS-5D. AN/AVS-6 NVG The AN/AVS-6, illustrated in figure 1-11, is an Aviator’s Night Vision System (ANVIS) providing the user with improved night vision. This unit enables the user to pilot rotary wing aircraft or to drive high-speed ground vehicles. 162.1 Figure 1-11.—AN/AVS-6 NVG, ANVIS 1-9