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I have this model:ITT Night Quest 160. I left the batteries in it for an extended period of time,and the batteries leaked into it. Can it be repaired? — 2 Answers

by Vaper, from MD, United States Asked on October 27, 2022

Name ITT Night Quest 160 Gen 3 Night Vision Monocular
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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on October 28, 2022

Please email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com for assistance.

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Answered by Nicholad, guest, from PA, United States, on October 30, 2022

I talked to a guy at ITT and he warned me specifically about this problem. The tube in this unit is different than most in that the PSU isn't integrated into the tube pot (unit), instead it's it's own standalone unit on the circuit board and it is RIGHT NEXT TO THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT at the far end. When the battery leaks it often destroys the PSU. That is what will need to be replaced. ALWAYS take your batteries out when not in use!!!

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