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About LinkBacksok any nightvision unit e.g gen1 will still have an ok lens and eyepiece?
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Yes pretty much though the bigger the front lens the better. Keep magnification below 4x as the higher you go the dimmer the final picture will be with a given tube. Most nv units and in the 1x-2.5x range.
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