Check out the TNVC NPBM (non-powered bridge mount),’TNVC PBM (Powered Bridge Mount), and the Noisefighters Panobridge.

All of these bridges do not require the DDA. The bridges have their own interface that attaches to each PVS-14.

They each have different features:

NPBM: Light weight bridge with collar attachment in addition to 1/4 x 20 screw

PBM: Replaces onboard AA batteries with adapters to power both devices from the bridge itself with a single power switch. The bridge has a single AA compartment and a LEMO port for the ability to use a remote battery pack such as the AB Night Vision LPBP-GO

Noisefighters Panobridge: Light weight bridge with adjustable FOV. There are several versions of it (MK1, MK2, MK3, M-Zero, M-Seven, and a soon to be released M1).

Which helmet mount are you currently using? I assume the INVG?

If so. I recommend using the Wilcox G24, Norotos Lo-Sto, or Norotos RhinoII with a dual -14 bridge.

ETA: this above is for dual PVS-14s only. To integrate a thermal with a dovetail interface, the Panobridge MK3 is the only option out of the above. Noisefighters has a Dovetail replacement arm that also has IPD integrated which you will need to purchase separately.

The Wilcox PVS-14 bridge can be purchased as just the bridge itself with two dovetail folding arms but you may have issues running the DDA this way. These dovetail folding arms have IPD adjustment.

I’ve never tried the DDA with a dovetail bridge so can’t say how that’ll play out.

A slimmer arm made for the specific bridge will undoubtedly be better IMHO. When it comes to the Wilcox, the Wilcox arm for the Wilcox bridge doesn’t play nice with some thermals due to how it positions the battery compartment. Also, Wilcox & Norotos don’t always play nice together.

KVC would be your ideal solution (articulating, QD, IPD adjustment) but unfortunately it is completely MIA.

I’d go for a dedicated dual band bridge like the Rayvn Rail if the thermal is compatible. There is a hack to make it semi-QD by removing the stop screws you can slide the individual pods off/on. It’s easy to slide it off when it’s on the helmet but getting it back on is best done off the helmet to get it lined up.

You can also get a 2nd Rayvn PVS-14 pod to also ise it as a dual -14 bridge