Wicked Lights A67iR 3-LED-In-1 Infrared & Red Night Hunting Light Kit W2056

Description: THE A67iR 3-LED-In-1 Infrared & Red Night Hunting Light Kit Includes: 1 x A67iR 3 LED In One Full Intensity Control Light with Patent Pending Center Axis Rotary System Includes 3 center axis LED's in one light (1 x 850nm Infrared, 1 x 940nm Infrared, and 1 x Red) - see details below! *Note; the IR (Infrared) illuminators are not visible to the naked eye. You must use this illuminator in conjunction with a night vision device. 2 x Li-Ion Rechargeable Batteries 1 x 2-Position Charger with A/C & DC charge adapter 1 x Adjustable Light Mount 1 x 1" and 30mm Scope Mount with Picatinny Rail 1 x Intensity Controlled Standard Rheostat Cap 1 x Intensity Controlled Coiled Cord Rheostat Tail Cap 1 x Rubber Halo Shield 1 x Premium Storage and Carry case Instruction manual Limited Lifetime Warranty: Light Housing: Lifetime LED's and Internal Electronics: 3-Year Accessories (batteries, chargers, tail caps, mounts, cases, etc): 1-Year Wicked Hunting Lights is proud to announce the release of the ALL NEW Model A67iR Ambush Hog & Predator hunting light featuring Patent Pending Center Axis Rotational 3-Color-In-1 Selectable Color LED module with LED Position Detent Lock, Zoom/Focus, and Full Intensity Control.The A67iR’s revolutionary patent pending design is the FIRST EVER purpose built night hunting light to combine all THREE KEY DESIGN FEATURES required in a professional quality dedicated scope mounted shooting light. Key Design Feature 1: The first key feature is the revolutionary, Patent Pending 3-in-1 Center Axis Rotational Color LED module with LED Position Detent Lock. In laymen’s terms, you have the ability and convenience to select any of the 3 colors (for example 850nm IR, 940nm IR, or Red) with just a slight twist of a knob and have the LED color of your choice lock in place on the center axis of the light body and in the center axis of the spherical lens. Why is the “center axis” so important you may wonder? First, if the LED is not centered in the center axis of the spherical lens, then the light will not reach its maximum potential in light output (as measured in LUX). Depending on how far off axis the LED is, it will also create an artifact or distortion in the light beam which can affect your field of view when looking through a scope. However, the most important reason for center axis selectability and repeatability is when you mount your light on your scope. With a traditional, single colored led that is centered in the light, you will adjust the windage and elevation so the light is centered in the field of view of the scope (and thus centered on your crosshair). Because one LED is used, and that LED is centered in the light, you can line your crosshair up fairly easy. With a multi colored LED module, you will want each LED centered in your crosshair the moment you change to a different color LED without having to re-zero the light in your scope after each color change. Currently LED color changes are accomplished in one of two ways; (1) physically remove the light bezel and change the LED module or (2) utilize a fixed circuit board with 4 (or more) different colored individual LED’s placed as close as possible on the board that some manufacturers use. Above picture is from one of our actual fixed circuit multi-led prototypes. Note that the square LED's are crammed in the center with none of them being actually centered. In our endeavor to bring a purpose built multi-color night hunting light to market, we explored and prototyped several multi-LED circuit board designs over the past several years. We developed a design that utilized the fixed circuit board with 4 (or more) different colored individual LED’s (as pictured above) and soundly rejected them for use as a dedicated shooting light. The failure of the four LED board design is that only one LED (at most) is actually on the center axis of the light and centered in the spherical lens. That means that only the one centered LED reaches it full brightness potential. In fact, many of the 4 LED board designs had all 4 LED’s off center access, so none of them could reach their full brightness potential. As alarming a that is, that is actually not even the major flaw with the 4 LED circuit design. The major flaw is illuminated (no pun intended) when you change to a different color LED. When each individual LED is selected, the output (light beam) will have a different Point of Aim shift / trajectory and shine on a different spot because the LED’s are not centered in the light. Even at a range of less than 40 yards, for example, the beam offset can be as much as 10 feet! See the picture below for an illustration of this flaw. This glaring weakness essentially prevents you from selecting a different color while actually using the light at night. If you select a different color, while looking through the scope, the light beam will shift out of the field of view of your scope; rendering the light useless until the light beam is manually adjusted into the field of view. Now, some manufacturers have adopted this poor design by claiming that you can use the adjustment mount to sight the light back into your scope and reticle. That may be true if you have the time to do it. Let’s be honest though, who wants to take their eye of target and fiddle around with their mount adjustments while on stand in the dark, especially if they have an animal coming in? You really have to wonder.. Do these guys even night hunt? Our solution to this problem? The development of a 3-in-1 Center Axis Rotational Color LED module with LED Position Detent Lock. After rejecting the fixed circuit 4 LED design, we started over and designed a rotation system from scratch, which sits on a center axis and rotates between various colors with the twist of a knob. Each LED is perfectly centered in the light when they are rotated into place. We called our new design the “3-in-1 Center Axis Rotational Color LED module with LED Position Detent Lock” and built it into a new model called the A67iR Ambush Light. With the A67iR Ambush Light you can effortlessly select and change LED colors with a quick turn of the LED color control knob. The patent pending Center Axis Rotation design virtually eliminating the need to perform windage and elevation adjustments to keep the light beam centered in the scope field of view when changing colors. With the A67iR Ambush Light’s effortless and quick LED color selection ability, you will gain the ability to tailor your LED color to the particular night vision device, target species, terrain, or climatic conditions like many expert night hunters do. Each LED has advantages and disadvantages: 850nm - Advantage - Light beam is invisible to the naked eye, must use with a night division device, longer range, best option for all around night hunting when no visible light beam is desired. Weakness - Led element gives off a moderate red glow which came be seen when looking straight at the light, which could possibly alert a targeted animal. 940nm Advantage - Light beam is invisible to the naked eye, must use with a night division device, good option for moderate range night hunting when no visible light beam is desired, with very LOW LED emitter glow. very desirable for closer range hunting such as hogs over a feeder or coyotes over bait. Weakness -Reduced range. Red - Advantage - Excellent utility light color for use in illuminating trail or to aid in locating downed game while saving your night vision. Can be used with most digital night vision devices when small dust cover apertures are used and contrast and gain adjustments are set to minimize washout and over saturation as necessary. Extended long range. Weakness -Visible light. Heightened potential to spook and or alert targeted animal. NOTE: Red light is too bright for military grade Night Vision and can cause damage. Only use red with digital night vision. Why multiple LED's? You can tailor the light to meet the needs of different scenarios. For example: Use the red LED as a utility light in your vehicle to gather your gear or walk to your stand location. Then you can switch to the 940nm IR LED while scanning a small 150 yard pasture for coyote or fox or hunting over a feeder or bait pile at close range. On the next stand select the 850nm IR LED to scan a large field for hogs rooting or coyotes at long distance. Or maybe you start with a 940nm IR LED but the animal is just a hair out of range, so you switch to 850nm IR to give you that extra range and make the kill. On the contrary, maybe you are using the 850nm IR LED but the particular animal you encounter is exhibiting signs of being light shy to the "glow" so you instantly switch to 940nm IR (so you don't spook the animal) all while maintaining the light output perfectly centered in your scope's field of view. With the A67iR’s patent pending Center Axis Rotational design, there is no need to re-zero the light back into the scope after changing colors. Less time spent fooling around with adjustments means more time spent on target and more animals down. Key Design Feature 2: Full Intensity Control--Why do I need Intensity Control? Intensity control allows you to adjust the intensity based on the situation. For example, when calling a small tight pasture a couple hundred yards across you can lower down the intensity to reduce the potential of alerting or shying the target animal from the light (also known as “burning their eyes”) when they first appear. When an animal first appears on stand it’s critical to avoid “burning their eyes”. We recommend using a lower intensity in combination with “flooding” the light beam to a wider more diffused beam. You can then condition the animal with a gradual increase in brightness, which typically will have no affect on the approaching animal through the full range of intensity up through maximum power with a fully focused beam setting. Most animals tend not to notice the subtle or gradual increase in brightness as much as suddenly being blasted by a brilliantly bright beam of light. This intensity control ability is also very beneficial when hunting hogs or predators over bait or feeders from a ground or elevated blind. You can pre-adjust the light intensity for just enough light to clearly see the bait site, but not any more light than needed, again minimizing the potential of alerting or spooking the targeted animals. Because most hunters typically hunt varied terrain (both wide open pasture areas to close small food plots) there are many situations the light does not need to be on full power to be able to identify the animal. The Intensity Control rheostat knob allows the hunter to increase the brightness until they have just enough light to make positive identification. This eliminates the worry of putting too much light on the animal because the hunter can stop increasing the brightness of the light at any time. By using the Intensity Control feature to start on low, then conditioning the animal with a gradual increase in brightness, and stopping when there is just enough light; the hunter will spook less animals, period! Key Design Feature 3: Zoom Focus Rotating Bezel. The ability to adjust the light beam characteristic from “flood” to fully focused “zoom” is critically important. Typically the way the light is being used will dictate how the beam is adjusted. If the light is being used as a “scanning” light, it will be “flooded” which will widen the beam and lower the intensity of the light and aid in covering more area while looking for “eye shine”. Because the beam is “flooded” the benefit will be less potential to “burn the animals eyes” or shy the animal from the light. However, the disadvantage is the distance you will be able to see and positively identify the animal will be greatly reduced. Because of the adjustable zoom - focus you can experiment with beam size and intensity adjustment and find what works best for your particular situation and area. Additionally, many night hunters utilize two lights; one adjusted and set for scanning and looking for “eyes”. Once “eye’s“are detected the hunter will transition to their scope mounted light set to a higher intensity and “zoomed” for positive identification and shooting. Range and Run-time: Quick detach adjustable light mount: The all new Quick Detach Adjustable Mount allows you to quickly and easily add or remove the light from your scope with the simple flip of a lever. This mount is also completely re-designed to eliminate any unwanted wiggle or wobble. This mount is ROCK SOLID! A67iR 3-in-1 Infrared & red Specifications: Patent Pending Center Axis 3-Color-in-1 Selector System Operation temperature: Minus -30 ~ 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Precision machined T6 Aircraft grade aluminum with type III hard anodization. O-ring sealed, water resistant. Battery type: Operates on 1 18650 PCB 3.7V Lithium-ion battery. A67iR Bezel Diameter: 67.55 mm / 2.655 inches. A67iR Body Diameter @ scope mount: 25.0 mm / 1.0 inch. A67iR Weight one battery installed: 15.7 ounces. A67iR Length: 215.0 mm / 8.5 Inches. A67iR Length bezel extended to MAX zoom: 222 mm / 8.75 Inches. Warranty: Limited Lifetime on light housing. LED assembly and internal electronics, three years. Accessories (batteries, charger, mounts, tail caps, cases, etc.), one year. See manual for details and limitations. The A67iR features a full intensity control tail cap with the ability to power the light on at any desired intensity level. The A67iR comes with 850nm Infrared, 940nm Infrared, and Red LED's. The LED assembly is built into a center axis rotational device, allowing the user to instantly change the LED color with the twist of a knob without losing zero in your scope for those wishing to use or experiment with a diffident led color. The innovative combination of high magnification convex lens, specially designed Intensity Control LED circuit, and Patent Pending Center Axis rotary LED module design combine to eliminate the tedious and frustrating LED light focus adjustment procedure found in many of our competitors designs. No adjustment required - access and change the LED color instantly without losing Zero! Weapon mounted light kits include picatinny style scope mount for use with 1 inch or 30mm tubes (also can be used to mount light on shotgun mag extension on many shotguns) and fully adjustable light mount. *Approximate battery life using high quality, fully charged, Wicked Lights 18650 3.7 Li-Ion 2900ma battery. Note: Battery quality varies widely between brands and ma ratings are often grossly exaggerated on cheap batteries. During our testing we noted the Wicked Lights 18650 2900ma batteries would last up to 2 times longer then many private label brands. LED's may begin to dim after long periods of continuous operation (as battery discharges). **Ambient light (moon phase), night vision device quality & power setting, LED color, battery state of charge, background foliage, rain, snow, and size and color of target species will all affect range. ***Manufacturer specifications are subject to change without notice. Manufacturer Part Number: W2056

Price: 269.95 USD

Location: St. George, Utah

End Time: 2024-02-15T19:29:52.000Z

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