Sionyx K013900 AURORA BLACK UNCHARTED KIT - Trotac Marine
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    • Sionyx K013900 AURORA BLACK UNCHARTED KIT

    SKU:
    WMSIONK013900
    Sionyx K013900 AURORA BLACK UNCHARTED KIT
    $1,195.00
    Sionyx K013900 AURORA BLACK UNCHARTED KIT View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
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    for special shipping arrangements.

    Explore the dark hands-free in full-color night vision with the Sionyx Aurora Black Uncharted Kit. Kit includes Aurora Black infrared digital night vision monocular, the 940nm IR Illuminator and rail mount – plus the RAM Camera Mount System. The SIONYX IR torch is tuned specifically for the Aurora sensor for the perfect balance of color and brightness to identify targets out to 150 meters and to recognize targets well beyond. Mount your Aurora Black with the flexible RAM Mounts system for hands-free nighttime visibility.

    This product is not elegible for returns or exchanges.

    Brand:
    Sionyx

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