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Posted: 7/24/2016 9:13:29 PM EDT
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I think a better idea would be to outfit yourself with NV.
Just my $.02. YMMV |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 9:17:52 PM EDT
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I am staying in one place. I have 1 stair with a recognizable squeak. I have a field of fire. When I hear the squeak I fire.
I would never go room to room clearing the house by myself. IMHO |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 9:55:30 PM EDT
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I am staying in one place. I have 1 stair with a recognizable squeak. I have a field of fire. When I hear the squeak I fire. I would never go room to room clearing the house by myself. IMHO both useless replies...thanks.... |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 10:29:53 PM EDT
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Why not rig white lights? Are you trying to not disturb someone when you send the ballon up ? I'd put white lights pointed in the direction that the interlopers would be coming from, and when you hear the "stair squeak" instead of indescriminately firing Through a portion of your house, you could just illuminate the raccoon or burgular before you decide whether to fire. Oh, and get a pvs-14 and a bump helmet.
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Posted: 7/24/2016 10:34:22 PM EDT
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Alright so how sensitive is night vision to IR light? I would test this if i owned a NV goggle but i don't so i am posting here asking. I wanted to set up my house to have random IR light emitters that i could enable to blind and negate anyone from using night vision goggles in my house at night if i chose to enable them. I just need to know how much IR I need to blast in various rooms and outside to make it useless and potentially blinding to any dumbass that tries to use it :D I would eventually like to rig it to strobe the IR too but thats a later project. I would either have the IR wired or wireless...depending whats easier to do. (also cheaper) Since it's a technical forum: you can generally use even a television remote as an IR light source in a pinch, albeit not a very good one. I'm sure some of the dedicated IR flashlights designed for weapon/handheld use would work very well to counter someone wearing a NV device if aimed at the person using the NV, if I understand your intention correctly. |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 10:50:54 PM EDT
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Since it's a technical forum: you can generally use even a television remote as an IR light source in a pinch, albeit not a very good one. I'm sure some of the dedicated IR flashlights designed for weapon/handheld use would work very well to counter someone wearing a NV device if aimed at the person using the NV, if I understand your intention correctly. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Alright so how sensitive is night vision to IR light? I would test this if i owned a NV goggle but i don't so i am posting here asking. I wanted to set up my house to have random IR light emitters that i could enable to blind and negate anyone from using night vision goggles in my house at night if i chose to enable them. I just need to know how much IR I need to blast in various rooms and outside to make it useless and potentially blinding to any dumbass that tries to use it :D I would eventually like to rig it to strobe the IR too but thats a later project. I would either have the IR wired or wireless...depending whats easier to do. (also cheaper) Since it's a technical forum: you can generally use even a television remote as an IR light source in a pinch, albeit not a very good one. I'm sure some of the dedicated IR flashlights designed for weapon/handheld use would work very well to counter someone wearing a NV device if aimed at the person using the NV, if I understand your intention correctly. No i want to create a system throughout the house that i can turn on remotely that turn on IR LEDs that will either turn on or strobe to make NV useless throughout the whole house. I want to know if 2 5w IR LEDs in each room would be sufficient to blast a whole room with IR light blinding anyone with NV on so that have to take it off. It levels the playing field and stuns them at first too. I would assume 5W or 2x5W would be insane amount of IR. |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:02:58 PM EDT
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No i want to create a system throughout the house that i can turn on remotely that turn on IR LEDs that will either turn on or strobe to make NV useless throughout the whole house. I want to know if 2 5w IR LEDs in each room would be sufficient to blast a whole room with IR light blinding anyone with NV on so that have to take it off. It levels the playing field and stuns them at first too. I would assume 5W or 2x5W would be insane amount of IR. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Alright so how sensitive is night vision to IR light? I would test this if i owned a NV goggle but i don't so i am posting here asking. I wanted to set up my house to have random IR light emitters that i could enable to blind and negate anyone from using night vision goggles in my house at night if i chose to enable them. I just need to know how much IR I need to blast in various rooms and outside to make it useless and potentially blinding to any dumbass that tries to use it :D I would eventually like to rig it to strobe the IR too but thats a later project. I would either have the IR wired or wireless...depending whats easier to do. (also cheaper) Since it's a technical forum: you can generally use even a television remote as an IR light source in a pinch, albeit not a very good one. I'm sure some of the dedicated IR flashlights designed for weapon/handheld use would work very well to counter someone wearing a NV device if aimed at the person using the NV, if I understand your intention correctly. No i want to create a system throughout the house that i can turn on remotely that turn on IR LEDs that will either turn on or strobe to make NV useless throughout the whole house. I want to know if 2 5w IR LEDs in each room would be sufficient to blast a whole room with IR light blinding anyone with NV on so that have to take it off. It levels the playing field and stuns them at first too. I would assume 5W or 2x5W would be insane amount of IR. From my limited experiments, I think it would... Make sure the wavelength of the emitters is appropriate for NV You could use wireless lamp switches or RF remote controls, with the codes set the same [open up and set the 'jumpers' or whatever is used. It would be nice to pulse the LEDS and can be accomplished with a SS time delay relay on each one... Everything on ebay Cheap- 
I would use the wireless RF remotes 433 mhz Also passive IR alarm detectors on a redundant system to trigger additional IR Leds |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:18:27 PM EDT
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thanks for the info. Whats the likely hood the signal could be jammed? Does the tech exist?
what wavelength are NVs BTW? |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:41:22 PM EDT
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thanks for the info. Whats the likely hood the signal could be jammed? Does the tech exist? what wavelength are NVs BTW? Sure, most any remote can be You going to tell everyone the fact you have the capability and the type or remote??? Google it on wiki NV They vary a little depending on the photocathode Get in the ballpark and it won't matter Set up to spray some party worms by RC, to really confuse them... And some of those CO2 paintball gre dodads to boot
All limited by your imagination... How about some maple syrup or molasses as a treat to spray them with... And a cold shower at the points of likely entry? |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:46:58 PM EDT
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I could also heat my front door handle :D
http://homealone.wikia.com/wiki/Booby_Traps |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:48:11 PM EDT
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I could also heat my front door handle :D http://homealone.wikia.com/wiki/Booby_Traps Just use an inexpensive fence charger or bug zapper transformer Or a stun gun rigged to the knob turning |
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Posted: 7/24/2016 11:50:37 PM EDT
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if i owned my own home...like lived on a farm like i would want to there is a list of deadly things i would do but i aint tellin :D
IR is simple and fairly easy weekend job if i want to mitigate that one risk. |
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Posted: 7/25/2016 3:54:04 AM EDT
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if i owned my own home...like lived on a farm like i would want to there is a list of deadly things i would do but i aint tellin :D IR is simple and fairly easy weekend job if i want to mitigate that one risk. you must be fairly important to have such high class folks wearing NV who want to raid your house. good thing you'll be ready for them. |
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Posted: 7/25/2016 4:12:41 AM EDT
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You better make sure they are all on battery backup for the IR emitters. I mean when the guys with night vision come to raid your house they'll definetly cut your power first.
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Posted: 7/25/2016 4:27:44 AM EDT
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You better make sure they are all on battery backup for the IR emitters. I mean when the guys with night vision come to raid your house they'll definetly cut your power first. no shit but nice try shit posting :D It is also called back up gens....and redundant power systems derp derp derp whats up with the trolls on this forum...no moderation? |
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Posted: 7/25/2016 4:35:34 AM EDT
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no shit but nice try shit posting :D It is also called back up gens....and redundant power systems derp derp derp whats up with the trolls on this forum...no moderation? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You better make sure they are all on battery backup for the IR emitters. I mean when the guys with night vision come to raid your house they'll definetly cut your power first. no shit but nice try shit posting :D It is also called back up gens....and redundant power systems derp derp derp whats up with the trolls on this forum...no moderation? Hey man. Just trying to help you out. If they are wearing nods they will take out your generator too. Don't forget to wrap your windows and doors in tin foil to stop the emp. Also build a Farraday cafe around each of the emitters to prevent emp damage. |
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Posted: 7/25/2016 9:02:19 AM EDT
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Both of you stop this crap. Right now. This is a tech forum.
Capice? |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:15:03 AM EDT
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Modern US NV doesn't bloom like the older or Russian stuff does, My gen 2 stuff works just fine even with the lights on, so IR may not have the desired effect.
IR lights might work to your disadvantage and make it easier for the invader. |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 11:19:39 AM EDT
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Sure, most any remote can be You going to tell everyone the fact you have the capability and the type or remote??? Google it on wiki NV They vary a little depending on the photocathode Get in the ballpark and it won't matter Set up to spray some party worms by RC, to really confuse them... And some of those CO2 paintball gre dodads to boot
All limited by your imagination... How about some maple syrup or molasses as a treat to spray them with... And a cold shower at the points of likely entry? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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thanks for the info. Whats the likely hood the signal could be jammed? Does the tech exist? what wavelength are NVs BTW? Sure, most any remote can be You going to tell everyone the fact you have the capability and the type or remote??? Google it on wiki NV They vary a little depending on the photocathode Get in the ballpark and it won't matter Set up to spray some party worms by RC, to really confuse them... And some of those CO2 paintball gre dodads to boot
All limited by your imagination... How about some maple syrup or molasses as a treat to spray them with... And a cold shower at the points of likely entry? How about a paintball Claymore, you make it with an automotive airbag. 
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Posted: 8/11/2016 12:16:00 PM EDT
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They will just use the other eye if you bloom out their NV. Under bright IR my PVS14 just dims, it doesn't blind me. Seems like bright visible light would be better.
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Posted: 8/11/2016 2:11:33 PM EDT
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They will just use the other eye if you bloom out their NV. Under bright IR my PVS14 just dims, it doesn't blind me. Seems like bright visible light would be better. NV is IR sensitive. very different. Go buy a 5 dollar 5w IR bulb for me and test it. and report back :D |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 6:39:56 PM EDT
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You might get better info in the night vision forum.
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Posted: 8/12/2016 4:34:53 PM EDT
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You have no understanding of Nods in a real world application. Go do some research.
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Posted: 8/14/2016 1:17:24 PM EDT
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Quoted: Alright so how sensitive is night vision to IR light? I would test this if i owned a NV goggle but i don't so i am posting here asking. I wanted to set up my house to have random IR light emitters that i could enable to blind and negate anyone from using night vision goggles in my house at night if i chose to enable them. I just need to know how much IR I need to blast in various rooms and outside to make it useless and potentially blinding to any dumbass that tries to use it :D I would eventually like to rig it to strobe the IR too but thats a later project. I would either have the IR wired or wireless...depending whats easier to do. (also cheaper) I'm sorry, but I fail to see any use for what you are asking about. Having a really high output weapon light with strobe capability would blind them and give you an advantage in the dark. You just don't want to hold the light directly in front of you very long lest you become a target. |
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