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Ibby June 7th, 2007 19:49

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Originally Posted by roughshadow (Post 483337)
P.S. what happens when a nv flares they brake purmanently or just shut off or just cause problems seeing?

Depends on the unit. Later models will be "auto gated", which means they have a circuit that will shut the unit down when it gets overloaded with light. Some units have an automatic gain control which will lower the amount of amplification the unit provides. Older units will "bloom", which is like what MadMorbius described. Too much light in the older units will kill them. Personally, although I think it would suck to have your unit get nuked at a game, you should be prepared for that happening. The unit I got wasn't auto gated but I put one in just because I knew some goof would be shining a Streamlight at me sooner or later.

MadMorbius June 7th, 2007 19:49

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Originally Posted by roughshadow (Post 483367)
yes but by that time nearly 4 snipers have you and shot

Sorry....

Have you ever played airsoft?

roughshadow June 7th, 2007 19:49

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Originally Posted by Jimski (Post 483369)
That would look impressive if you spread a lot of them on a dark zone you have to defend...

I would use it as a defense perimeter and I would hide from opposing force the fact that they will have to deal with that, because it has a good visual-impressiveness factor :D
other than that I doubt it's very useful...that would also lead to awesome pics of the event.

good times :)

I never thought of using them like that lighting up a defencive zone.

Richter June 7th, 2007 19:55

A cool use for a strobe would be mounting it to your gun, and wiring it to the battery, after the trigger, to simulate muzzle flash during a night game.

It'd make you think twice before firing and totally giving away your position, even at 100 yards.

roughshadow June 7th, 2007 19:56

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Originally Posted by MadMorbius (Post 483371)
Sorry....

Have you ever played airsoft?

Yes.

Almost a year now(not straight I have been to mostly privet games)

Hell I am ever a member of a team called deadcell (rag tag bag of "terrorists")

You got to draw the idiots out of the bushes some how what better then a perverbal bug zapper.(And for info the post before this was a joke you know haha in regards to the 4 snipers.)

if your one of the S.T.A.T. members going on the 24th to ftf you will see me your self

Molson June 7th, 2007 20:25

All you'll draw out of the bush will be the idiots.....

Those who know will lie in wait for you.

Drake June 8th, 2007 00:49

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Originally Posted by Molson (Post 483404)
All you'll draw out of the bush will be the idiots.....

Those who know will lie in wait for you.


But the idiots already had a flashlight on to see where they're walking and/or shining it at any shadow they think moved in hopes of surprising an enemy, so it's pointless. :P

surebet June 8th, 2007 06:07

Wait a minute, so your plan is to inundate a section of the playing field with light more powerful than a Surefire, to hide better?

Yeah, that'll work...

I trust you are aware of just how goddamn much a Surefire can shoot...

roughshadow June 8th, 2007 08:44

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Originally Posted by surebet (Post 483618)
Wait a minute, so your plan is to inundate a section of the playing field with light more powerful than a Surefire, to hide better?

Yeah, that'll work...

I trust you are aware of just how goddamn much a Surefire can shoot...

The point wasnt to use it to hide but blind them and revel them.


Its already been pointed out the idea has already failed in a "hunting" capasity.

sherlockbonez June 8th, 2007 08:59

All I remeber in night games are random surefires lighting up, and people getting into static fights with their own team because they dont know who's who.

Ibby June 8th, 2007 15:26

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Originally Posted by roughshadow (Post 483637)
The point wasnt to use it to hide but blind them and revel them.

You want to blind players during a night game? I do not think you've thought your cunning plan all the way through...

Save up for some decent NV gear. You and the non blind players will be much happier.

roughshadow June 8th, 2007 15:32

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Originally Posted by Ibby (Post 483814)
You want to blind players during a night game? I do not think you've thought your cunning plan all the way through...

Save up for some decent NV gear. You and the non blind players will be much happier.

what is decent nv gear? and can it be bought across borders?

Shrike June 8th, 2007 16:22

MadMax said "horsecock" in this thread.

I didn't really understand the question but regarding lights at night:

The big ass spotter beam works well and lights up your targets from aeg range or greater. Personally I hate using a flashlight ever, even camping. Your eyes adjust. (some nights are dark enough ya might have to though)

I don't use one but I've seen gun tac lights used effectively as well.

MadMax said "horsecock"....I did read that right?

Maverick0 June 8th, 2007 17:15

You'd be better off using flares rigged to trip wires or something to that effect.

This just occured to me now also: If you've got the extra cash, you could also set a photoelectric trap instead of a tripwire that activates a flood lamp instead of a flare. As soon as someone walks through the beam, the lamp turns on, plus no need to reset the trap after it's been sprung :)

Hedonism Bot June 8th, 2007 17:20

It'd be tough to go around cleaning up all of those used sticks once they burn out. You'd be out there all night with a flashlight.


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