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8/20/2026 11:47:59 AM EDT
I'm considering the purchase of a set of ANVIS 6 aviation binos that includes an aviation helmet mount.  To get them to mount on my Team Wendy EXFIL LTP bump helmet (and older Gen version that I purchased back in 2016), I see three pathways:

A:
A dedicated conversion device that is purpose built to mount aviation "ball and detent" setups onto ground shrouds.  There's the Wilcox DPAM for around $1,350 and the AB STORM ANVIS mount for around $530.

B:
An adapter plate that allows an aviation helmet mount to bolt to a ground mount.  There's the MOD Armory Integrated Components AGMA ANVIS Ground Mount Adapter which requires the separate purchase of the Quick Disconnect Rhino Back Plate for ANVIS Ground Mount Adapter for a combined cost of $305.  I also found a ANVS-6/9 Helmet Mount to Ground Helmet NVG Shroud Adapter for $175 (I emailed the company to see if the part was US Made and was told "the aluminum blanks come from several global and domestic sources, but all final machining and finishing is done in the USA").

C:
Chinesium knock off clones.  There's various DPAM clones on eBay, but I can see reviews talking about stripped gears / internal components and poor fit.  Hard pass.  However, I also see this ANVIS 6 9 Helmet NVG Mount Adapter + Base Mount Adapter Plate which seems fairly straightforward / hard to fuck up.

Are there any other options I'm missing?  Anything else I should be looking at or considering?
8/20/2026 12:15:50 PM EDT
[Last Edit: TNVC_Will][Edited] [#1]
Originally Posted By tReznr:
I'm considering the purchase of a set of ANVIS 6 aviation binos that includes an aviation helmet mount.  To get them to mount on my Team Wendy EXFIL LTP bump helmet (and older Gen version that I purchased back in 2016), I see three pathways:

A:
A dedicated conversion device that is purpose built to mount aviation "ball and detent" setups onto ground shrouds.  There's the Wilcox DPAM for around $1,350 and the AB STORM ANVIS mount for around $530.

B:
An adapter plate that allows an aviation helmet mount to bolt to a ground mount.  There's the MOD Armory Integrated Components AGMA ANVIS Ground Mount Adapter which requires the separate purchase of the Quick Disconnect Rhino Back Plate for ANVIS Ground Mount Adapter for a combined cost of $305.  I also found a ANVS-6/9 Helmet Mount to Ground Helmet NVG Shroud Adapter for $175 (I emailed the company to see if the part was US Made and was told "the aluminum blanks come from several global and domestic sources, but all final machining and finishing is done in the USA").

C:
Chinesium knock off clones.  There's various DPAM clones on eBay, but I can see reviews talking about stripped gears / internal components and poor fit.  Hard pass.  However, I also see this ANVIS 6 9 Helmet NVG Mount Adapter + Base Mount Adapter Plate which seems fairly straightforward / hard to fuck up.

Are there any other options I'm missing?  Anything else I should be looking at or considering?
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I'm an ANVS guy - great to see another join the darkside

Go with the STORM (ACH version to fit your helmet). It's a great mount and locks up good. You want a quality ANVS mount in order to have the best experience.

Make sure to always lanyard it because the odds of breakage are high if dropped.

- TNVC Will
Managing Director of Commercial Sales & Inside Sales
Tactical Night Vision Corporation - TNVC, INC.
http://www.tnvc.com
[email protected]
(909) 796-7000 Ex. 610
8/20/2026 12:36:48 PM EDT
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I used/use the Integrated Components AGMA and a quick detach plate I stole off of a rhino I had laying around. If I was doing it again, I'd probably buy the AB Storm mount. The ANVIS flight helmet mount is pretty fragile, (granted, so are ANVIS googles) and I have broken one from a moderate drop. When I bought my AGMA, a long time ago, it couldn't have been more than 100 bucks or so and the AB Storm wasn't introduced until years later so combined with the cost increase of the AGMA, the fragility of the aviation helmet mount and the availability of the Storm now, I'd definitely go with that.
8/20/2026 3:09:03 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By TNVC_Will:
Go with the STORM (ACH version to fit your helmet). It's a great mount and locks up good. You want a quality ANVS mount in order to have the best experience.
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Originally Posted By TNVC_Will:
Go with the STORM (ACH version to fit your helmet). It's a great mount and locks up good. You want a quality ANVS mount in order to have the best experience.


Originally Posted By para_frame:
If I was doing it again, I'd probably buy the AB Storm mount.


Thanks Gentlemen for the fast response!  Order placed with Forum Sponsor TNVC for an AB Storm.
8/20/2026 3:19:22 PM EDT
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Managing Director of Commercial Sales & Inside Sales
Tactical Night Vision Corporation - TNVC, INC.
http://www.tnvc.com
[email protected]
(909) 796-7000 Ex. 610
8/20/2026 4:52:15 PM EDT
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Follow on question: does the AB STORM use the ANVIS battery pack (that’s mounted at the back of the aviation helmet) as the power source for the goggles?
8/20/2026 5:10:46 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By tReznr:
Follow on question: does the AB STORM use the ANVIS battery pack (that’s mounted at the back of the aviation helmet) as the power source for the goggles?
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Yes, it has a pigtail with LEMO connector that attaches the connector from the ANVS battery pack's LEMO connector.

Can also run it with the AB LPBP-GO. With the LPBP-GO there's extra cable to tuck away since it is designed to reach all the way to a goggle. The TNVC MOHAWK MK2  is designed specifically for an ANVS pack and has enough room to tuck the extra cable inside.

- TNVC Will
Managing Director of Commercial Sales & Inside Sales
Tactical Night Vision Corporation - TNVC, INC.
http://www.tnvc.com
[email protected]
(909) 796-7000 Ex. 610

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