I have a simple but very high-quality night vision setup that I regularly use. Working remotely, my sleep schedule is often pretty weird, and as a result I some

I have a simple but very high-quality night vision setup that I regularly use. Working remotely, my sleep schedule is often pretty weird, and as a result I sometimes find it difficult to get outside and exercise during the day. I bought my stuff to let me go for walks at night. I have a single PVS-14, but it's an Elbit third-gen white phosphorus tube with a FOM of ~2400. I also picked up a Crye "Night Cap" soft head mount for it. It's a little less practical in that it takes a bit longer to don, but it's a solid mount and doesn't look quite as intimidating as a helmet IMO. In total I have about $4,200 in my head-mounted setup. One thing about the video that stood out to me - the video shows a lot more optical noise than I actually see, especially if I'm outdoors or using active illumination. That level of noise is only visible for me on overcast nights with a new moon.