用PVS14夜视仪来对比测试神火M952V,M1红外模式及AN/PEQ 2A
我新入手一个PVS-14 ITT照像机适配器,觉的这是一个来测试比较不同的红外灯的绝B好机会。我测试了三种不同的红外灯源;神火SureFire的M952V双模,神火SureFire的M1的红外模式,还有
我新入手一个PVS-14 ITT照像机适配器,觉的这是一个来测试比较不同的红外灯的绝B好机会。
我测试了三种不同的红外灯源;神火SureFire的M952V双模,神火SureFire的M1的红外模式,还有一个AN/PEQ的2A红外激光照明。在距离我大约2-25码和40码的距离上测试。
测试设备是安装在三脚架上的佳能T2i,用适配器转接了PVS-14夜视仪。
I picked up an ITT Camera Adapter for a PVS-14 so decided it would be a perfect opportunity to compare different infrared illuminators.
I tested three different IR illuminators; the new Surefire M952V dual mode weapon light, the Surefire M1 IR illuminator, and a borrowed AN/PEQ 2A infrared laser and illuminator and I compared them each at 2 different distances – 25ish and 50ish yards.
In retrospect I wish I had taken photos during the day to compare the distance under daylight, and I wish I had actually measured the distance. However, I didn’t so please don’t interpret this as a scientific analysis.
For those who care, the camera was a Canon T2i mounted on a tripod with a PVS-14 mounted to the stock kit lens. Each photo was taken under the Large setting.
Here is the setup I ran.
ITT PVS-14 Camera Adapter on Canon T2i with Stock 18-55mm Lens

Surefire M952V at 50 yards - notice how tight the spread is and how strong it is.(在50码的SureFire M952V,多TM牛B)

Surefire M1 Illuminator at 50 yards - notice how wide the spread is.(在50码的SF m1,散射的有点大)
AP/PEQ 2A的效果太烂了,就没拍。
结论:神火Surefire M952V是最牛最亮最集中的,神火M1中间,AN/PEQ 2A没啥明显效果。
从而看出M952是适用武器的光源,而M1不是设计用来配合轻武器的,但做为照光光源不错。
但他们在各自的场合和角色都是试用的。
In conclusion; the Surefire M952V is the brightest and most concentrated, the Surefire M1 is in the middle, and the AN/PEQ 2A is barely noticeable outside – I am sure it would be noticeable once taken indoors.
These conclusions make sense – the M952V is a weapon light and thus has an objective to output a great deal of light to both help illuminate or blind a target. The Surefire M1 however was not designed as a weapon light but was instead developed for use more as an admin light than anything else. Given this – they both fit into their respective roles perfectly. Different tools in the toolbox..
As always; my background in this sort of thing is limited. These tests were conducted on an entirely flat area under perfect weather conditions – please keep that and my own (very limited) lane in mind.