Originally Posted By RegularJoe58:Stumbled upon this company on X the other day and have read a few different things about how digital NV isn’t as good as analog, mostly on the disparity that is evident when the user is moving.
The price point is attractive though…$1400 for single tube.
These worth that kind of money or a solid pass?
I didn’t see a thread on it so, if it’s already been covered, please point me in the right direction.
Here’s the company
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So far, Sionyx is the only digital that works for what most 'normal people with normal jobs' want to do with a PVS 14 size NOD. So I'd read the biggest thread on the internet about them, in this forum. Every few months some company or Reddit 3-D Printer posts about "better" digital - only for it to be a joke "drone camera" or crappy Sony sensor.
An Aurora Pro will do everything you need, as long as the lighting conditions are
NL4 or better. Word is they can now be found in the $5xx.00 range occasionally, and that is a hell of a deal for what it is and does.
The OPSIN has better performance at
~NL4.5 - but it is around $1500 (IIRC, at last check a while ago) on GuideFitter and almost $2K street price. That's a good chunk toward an actual 14, so saving a bit more for a 14 seems smarter.
But the Pro is awesome if your expected environment/use case, isn't
NL5 (Analog territory).
Oct 2020, Southington Hunt Club in Garrettesville, OH - ARFCOM Shoot - NL4 conditions - The Dual Aurora Pros did everything the DTNVG/S and PVS31's did...because it was
NL4. NL is the key with Sionyx.