Any issues or concerns with the rubber iris adjustment ring coming off? With this being a threaded body I can foresee the iris housing backing itself off the pvs-14 body as you rotate the iris around a few times. - Good 💩, thanks for sharing
The iris adjustment is so easy and light if you snug it up to the objective as much as you can, it won’t come loose. I’ve had em on there for so long at this point and they’ve never come loose and the rubber is still totally intact.
I’m working on a cover cap for covering the gap between the fender cut and the gap in-between to the fender liner to capture and close all of that off neatly and make it look like it’s organically integrate. I’m also going to include either holes for capture pins or screws. Not sure which yet.
@methadras any videos on what you came up with. I saw on pic where someone fabbed it out of thin aluminum, painted it black, used plastic fender pushin to attach. What I could not figure out is how they attached to the bumper near the fog light
One of the best tips I’ve heard about hole saws- do everything you did by drilling the hole, connect the hole saw to the bit, then run the bit counter clockwise until it scores the cutting surface, put it into clockwise motion to cut. Avoids the chance of skipping. Hope this helps someone!
Is there a reason why people aren't simply removing the plastic piece that the wire goes in, and just using the peltor ones? Do they not fit or something?
I have a better idea, just let people be happy and do the shit they want with the money they spent. I bought the truck, not you. Go enjoy your things the way you want and I’ll enjoy mine how I see fit 🤙🏻
Will this help me get cookies? It's been a long, cookieless time. So long. No cookie. There used to be cookies I think. Maybe I just imagined there were cookies. That must be it. Cookie dreams. I cold even smell and taste the cookies in my dreams. One day. Maybe...
Great video ! I think Im going to do this one myself. Good on you for leaving a lot of that fender well. The battery is right above that area. Luckily , im pretty good with hand tools also and this isnt much of a hassle considering the benefits.
But… but… but… I paid over $500 for my Tarsier Eclipses and… and… and… you guys are just poors for spending a fraction less for the same thing and you’re all shills for china because AliExpress! (100% sarcasm)
So would these tightened down all the way suffice for having your NVGs sitting outside in the sun, but turned off? Versus keeping them in a case or having a solid cap covering the objective
Little of both. Personally, I love the way it looks. But it’s also to help with clearance issues when running large tires. I’m running 33” tires and was rubbing a little on the front. After the viper cut, no more rubbing.
Thanks for the info this is better than 500 for matbock. My nvgs don't have alot of info out there and I'm new to the night vision world. Any way you could take a look and let me know if this setup works with mine please? I have the trybe nvg50. I tried to post a link but it deletes my comment. Thank you in advance if you could help me out sir!!
I just pop the clips on the earpro amd cut the fabric cover for the head strap. A lot easier and no sparks. They are made to pop off. I have another set on the way for my Guarddog LVL3a fast lid.
