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Just thinking of them as talking to us from beyond the grave is so limiting, and frankly not very imaginative.
Here's a couple cheaper ones:Poi said:Had I the moola, I would have a nifty night vision, with infra-red capability (only good for a hundred yards or so, darn it) (or was it 100 feet?), monocular. Even found what I want at Cabella's, but it is, sadly, beyond my reach. Maybe someday.
Anyway, I'm not sure what I think I would find, but I'd sure be looking into a frequency with which I am personally unfamiliar. Hey, has anyone ever taken one of those babies into a Faraday Cage?
Poi said:Thanks, AG. I can start with something like that. Think it's probably a good idea before shelling out the bucks for something more tricked out.
I worked with some of the first testing of night vision for Navy pilots. Our best A-6 Intruder pilot came back from his first mission as pale as a ghost (he was African-American). He said every goose and duck and seagull came up out of the trees and hills (low level bombing runs) and scared the crap out of him. He used to be fine flying those missions with the radar, and the birds had always been there, but as long as they were invisible, it didn't matter until you hit one (which he did right after that, not a pretty sight in a jet intake).Poi said:LOL!
I've heard from hunters that seeing the all the night creatures within very close distance is very disturbing.
Mostly, I want a scope just for general interest in the night creatures. I don't need one to hunt with (and the Revenuers are too thick these days to get away with it, anyway),Poi said:Although I don't want the monocular for rat sightings, I thought I'd have my spouse look at the neighbor's pine tree the next time drenching rains force the rats out of the bayou to high ground. Gross rat pine city. He'll have him some fine dreams and yes, I know it's wicked.
Now if I can just find me a ghost.