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So what Generation is this, or is it digital? If it is digital, how many milliseconds of lag time does it have. If it's any more than 10-12 it becom — 2 Answers

by Troy, from NC, United States Asked on January 18, 2019

Name ATN NVM14-WPT Night Vision Multi Purpose Monocular (3.8)
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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 29, 2019

ATN calls it Gen WPT, it is comparable to a Gen 2 standard intensifier tube.

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Answered by 88M JCP, member, from TN, United States, on October 24, 2019

WPT stands for White Phosphoresce Technology it has a black and white image instead of the normal green image. WPT is by far a superior image compared to the green image. This is my own opinion having used both.

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