Yukon Viking 1x24 User Manual

OVERVIEW
Tracker NV 1x24 Goggles include adapted night vision binocular NVB Tracker and a Head Mount.
The kit is designed for effective observation in partial and total darkness, and permits the user to
have his hands free. The binoculars consist of two independent image intensifying modules, placed
in a one-piece housing made of water-resistant plastic with special coating. Permanent interpupillary
distance increases the reliability of the unit. The Infrared Illuminator is necessary for effective
viewing in total darkness. The binoculars have the handy central focusing mechanism that allows the
picture and regulation of the eyepiece to be adjusted. A solid yet soft eyeshade protects eyes from
any side flashes. It masks green luminescence making the product safe. The Head Mount ensures
stable positioning of a night vision device in front of the user's eyes, even while in fast motion
(pacing, running, abrupt movements). The Head Mount is simple and convenient to use. All
adjustments, such as 90° raise of the unit, set the night vision device's position relative to the eyes.
“Forward-backward” and “right-left” directions are made by one hand. Minimal protrusion of the
suspension junction reduces fatigability and load on the user's neck if operated for long periods of
time.
The Head Mount combined with the Tracker NV 1x24 Binoculars are ideal for high-tech ranger
games, night hiking, and air-soft shooting.
Night vision goggles are completely self-contained and can work up to 40 hours from one 3V
(CR123A) battery at temperatures ranging from -20°C to +40°C.
Tracker NV 1x24 Goggles Uses:
• High-tech ranger games
• Night hiking
• General observation
• Hunting and tourism
• Search and rescue
• Maintenance and equipment service

Yukon Viking 1x24 Specifications

General

Magnification	1x
Objective Lens Diameter	24mm
Field of View	40°
Eye Relief	12mm
Operating Voltage	3V
Battery Type	CR123A

Summary

Overview of Tracker NV 1x24 Goggles

Tracker NV 1x24 Goggles Uses

Lists the primary applications for the night vision goggles, including ranger games, hiking, and observation.

Battery Installation

Use and Testing Procedures

Head Mount Adjustment

Adjusting the head mount straps for a proper fit and attaching binoculars.

Attaching Binoculars to Head Mount

Securing the night vision binoculars to the head mount adapter using the provided screw.

Wearing and Position Adjustment

Wearing the device and adjusting its position relative to the eyes for optimal viewing.

Device Operation and Testing

Turning on the device, checking indicators, and testing in dark environments.

Infrared (IR) Illuminator Use

Activating the infrared illuminator for enhanced viewing in darkness, indicated by a red light.

Focusing and Image Quality

Adjusting central focusing and eyepieces for clear image at distances of 30-40 meters.

Unit Stowing and Standalone Use

Flipping the unit upright, post-use procedures, and using binoculars without the head mount.

Warnings and Precautions

Operation in Cold Weather

Guidelines for operating the device in cold weather and transitioning between environments to prevent condensation.

General Safety Warnings

Crucial warnings against directing the unit at light sources, unauthorized repair, and water exposure.

Maintenance and Storage

Optical Part Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning optical parts using special cleaners and soft cloths.

Body Cleaning

Methods for cleaning the device body using synthetic cleaners and a soft cloth.

Storage Guidelines

Recommendations for storing the binoculars and head mount in a dry, well-ventilated room, removing the battery for long storage.

Troubleshooting

Scope Will Not Turn On

Checks for proper battery installation, clean contacts, and correct battery compartment cover.

Distinct Black Dots

Explanation that black dots are cosmetic blemishes from production and do not affect performance.

Scope Flickers or "Snows"

Guidance on flickering or 'snow' issues, recommending dark environments and recovery time.

Image Is Not Focused

Troubleshooting steps for unfocused images, including lens cleaning, condensation, and battery levels.

Visibility Decreases or Disappears

Advice on visibility issues caused by bright light sources, suggesting power off and moving away.