Classic PVS15A, some normal wear and scratches, small chips on the eyecup ring, but nothing significant.
Tubes are L3 10160WG, which are actually weapons grade, and more resistant to impact (read as, designed for recoil) they have some shading, which you'll see in the blank wall photo, but you'll notice more or less disappears in actual usage, feel free to check the photos.
Ive been informed these are actually filmless tubes, and very nice for the era:
Litton EOS N-EOPPS-1393 Specification For the MX-10160 WG Unfilmed Image Intensifier Assembly, which Incorporate Group A-Test requirements, and Government Performance Specification PS/03/805/034 dated 19 September 2003, for the 18MM Microchannel Wafer NSW High Performance Weapons Grade Tube
Classic PVS15A, some normal wear and scratches, small chips on the eyecup ring, but nothing significant.
Tubes are L3 10160WG, which are actually weapons grade, and more resistant to impact (read as, designed for recoil) they have some shading, which you'll see in the blank wall photo, but you'll notice more or less disappears in actual usage, feel free to check the photos.
Ive been informed these are actually filmless tubes, and very nice for the era:
Litton EOS N-EOPPS-1393 Specification For the MX-10160 WG Unfilmed Image Intensifier Assembly, which Incorporate Group A-Test requirements, and Government Performance Specification PS/03/805/034 dated 19 September 2003, for the 18MM Microchannel Wafer NSW High Performance Weapons Grade Tube