"INTERPOLITEX-2013": NPO "Alpha" showed binoculars with image stabilization without power supply

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NPO Alpha, part of the Shvabe holding, presented at Interpolitech-2013 a unique binocular with image stabilization without power supply. To date, the development has passed all tests and adopted for service.

The company is in talks with the Russian Navy about the supply of binoculars, said Deputy Director General of the company Oleg Bystrov. This was reported to our correspondent in the press service Rostec.


Binoculars came about as a result of the competition of the Chief Rocket and Artillery Directorate (GRAU) that we won in 2011. In 2012, the company launched 100 products, 30 of which 70 was also received - GRAU.

Alpha is counting on annual deliveries of similar batches of binoculars to these structures. The device also entered testing in the Navy - on the heavy nuclear missile cruiser Peter the Great.

Sailors appreciated the development and expressed their intention to make purchases. “There are no analogues in the world. Usually stabilization is carried out on gyroscopes that require power, and such binoculars are more expensive. In our developed binoculars, when you press a lever to stabilize, you remove it from the stocks, and the inside of the binocular floats in a magnetic field, that is, stabilization occurs due to Foucault currents. Power is not required, ”explained O. Bystrov.

"INTERPOLITEX-2013": NPO "Alpha" showed binoculars with image stabilization without power supply

Power Stabilized Binoculars


Currently, the company is working to reduce the mass of binoculars. Binoculars with image stabilization BCS 20x50 created on the basis of the revolutionary achievements of optical science of the XXI century. The device does not require electrical power and does not create acoustic noise, has a virtually unlimited service life.

When working with a helicopter or a boat provides the possibility of conducting full-fledged observations. Binoculars are sealed, fully moisture resistant, has a shockproof housing. The device can operate at temperatures from -40 to + 40 degrees Celsius.

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Binoculars with image stabilization "BCS 20х50"

Binoculars with image stabilization of the new generation BCS 20х50 is an observation device based on the revolutionary achievements of the optical science of the 21 century.

Binoculars with image stabilization BCS 20x50 do not require electrical power, do not create acoustic noise, have an almost unlimited service life. When working with a helicopter, boats provide the possibility of conducting full-fledged observations.

Binoculars are sealed, fully moisture resistant, have a shockproof housing. The devices operate at ambient temperatures from -40оС to + 40оС, the press service of NPO Alfa informs.


Many have already purchased binoculars with image stabilization "BCS 20x50"



without stabilization



with stabilization


Specifications:

Increase, fold - 20
Objective diameter, mm - 50
Angle of view, hail - 3,2
Resolution, ang. sec - 3,0
Correction angle, degree - +/- 4,5
Adjustment range at the base of the eyes, mm - 56 ... 73
Removal of the exit pupil, mm - 11,0
Overall dimensions, mm - 217х158х69 Weight, kg - 1,25
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  1. +12
    1 November 2013 13: 11
    And I have a Soviet house ... 45th year of release. Here's the thing))) at least hammer in nails))) By the way, I wonder how much such a device costs?
    1. +13
      1 November 2013 13: 18
      Here: http://www.nv-group.ru/catalog.php?Razdel=93&ID=274
      It costs 95000 rubles. To put it mildly a little expensive. 3000 bucks.
      1. rolik
        +4
        1 November 2013 13: 24
        Quote: Canep
        To put it mildly a little expensive. 3000 bucks.

        Without power ??? And why the ON button then? (pictured above).
        1. +9
          1 November 2013 13: 26
          To start the gears))))
          1. rolik
            +1
            1 November 2013 13: 52
            Quote: il grand casino
            To start the gears))))

            lol belay
        2. Alex 241
          +11
          1 November 2013 13: 30
          you remove it from the stocks, and the inside of the binoculars floats in a magnetic field,
        3. +4
          1 November 2013 13: 32
          "For lifting from the stocks" The article has it.
        4. tverskoi77
          +9
          1 November 2013 13: 37
          And why the ON button then?

          this is because they do it in a country with English spoken and written. And the English language is not as sound as Russian, therefore, ON.
          In general, this is most likely a converted BSM binocular manufactured by ZOMZ, which has been produced for a long time and has a similar principle of operation.
        5. +2
          1 November 2013 15: 39
          Quote: rolik
          And why the ON button then?

          To use the stabilization system. If you write something else Westerners will be in a stupor similar to yours. lol
          1. me
            me
            0
            1 November 2013 16: 47
            It was possible to depict the international symbols "O" and "I"
        6. +12
          1 November 2013 19: 32
          Quote: rolik
          Without power ??? And why the ON button then? (pictured above).

          This is a button to open ......... so that it doesn’t work like Bush’s
      2. +7
        1 November 2013 13: 28
        If the Chinese hand over those documentation, and make an order, they will make bucks for 500-600. The thing is cool, necessary, but in the price of one hundred pounds, someone's villa in Miami is laid.
        1. +1
          1 November 2013 20: 06
          for 500-600 bucks they will start production, and it will cost 50-60 bucks. when ordering from 10 pcs.
      3. +3
        1 November 2013 13: 53
        As for something completely new, they turned down ...
        I had one in 1997, I don’t remember the manufacturer, but it was definitely produced, the magnet wasn’t pinned up)), the optics were good, I took pictures of hand tremors, the image still jumped in the car and was heavy.

        Well, what they write in the "advertisement" is, to put it mildly, not quite so)))
        I share my felt EXPERIENCE))))
      4. +1
        1 November 2013 20: 02
        Here: http://www.nv-group.ru/catalog.php?Razdel=93&ID=274
        It costs 95000 rubles. To put it mildly a little expensive. 3000 bucks.

        3000 is not for the market, but for government purchases. "saws off" has not yet been canceled.
    2. Alex 241
      +2
      1 November 2013 13: 32
      I will not upset you, see for yourself: http: //www.okular.ru/products/binoculars/farvision/id_1411/
      1. +1
        1 November 2013 13: 59
        We seriously used large marine binoculars in astronomical observations of meteors and satellites
        another thing is that such a tool, of course, was a rarity with CCCP
    3. +9
      1 November 2013 14: 31
      Quote: il grand casino
      And I have a Soviet at home ..


      And I worked with the domestic monocular OMC-1 Rowls with a gyroscope to observe the terrain from moving ground objects and helicopters, while for those who didn’t eat anything sweeter than carrots, it was fantastic - weighing 2,3 kg has a seven-fold increase, the field of view is 7 ° and provides recognition in movement of a tank-type target at a range of up to 5 km.

    4. me
      me
      0
      1 November 2013 16: 45
      And I use theatrical. With it, you can even see the back of the moon if you strain your imagination
      1. +1
        1 November 2013 23: 01
        Old man! Do not be offended by the cons, it’s they from envy. Hochma is great! A plus!
    5. +1
      1 November 2013 21: 14
      Quote: il grand casino
      And I have a Soviet at home.

      30 by 6? I also preserved the army. A simple thing.
      1. +1
        1 November 2013 23: 24
        judging by the minuses, the evil public put something on your theater benquel laughing
        so look at it from the other side
        and OPPA!
        problems should be removed fellow

        optical devices have various applications now
        some observe enemy movement
        and others like shvevelutstsa eggs under the ballerina

        Well, since the topic of optics has gone
        I want to remind beginners
        that in the telescope in the sun you can see only two times
        once with the left eye
        another time right hi
  2. +3
    1 November 2013 13: 11
    We can when we want ... If only the price was, not sky-high ...
    1. 0
      1 November 2013 23: 30
      and he will not see anything through the clouds to the deck wassat
  3. 0
    1 November 2013 13: 14
    I look Dimka first acquired! I wonder how much it costs, where to buy?
    1. rolik
      +6
      1 November 2013 13: 53
      Quote: twister
      I look Dimka first acquired! I wonder how much it costs, where to buy?

      It is strange that he didn’t stick an iPhone to him with tape)))))
      1. +4
        1 November 2013 14: 16
        Yes, he has a built-in campaign, special issue laughing
        1. Spectrum
          +6
          1 November 2013 15: 18
          An iPhone is built into his head.
    2. +3
      1 November 2013 20: 08
      I held the iPhone in my hands - a bad omen!
      1. 0
        1 November 2013 23: 58
        Yeah ..... stupid all the time!
  4. +3
    1 November 2013 13: 18
    The "unit" still needed to reduce the weight and price, in general it would be good
  5. fedora
    +4
    1 November 2013 13: 18
    Such binoculars are extremely necessary for the Russian Navy and not only, I would like to have one!
  6. +3
    1 November 2013 13: 31
    Healthy, contagion. For land explorers, an apparatus of this size should have at least a rangefinder
  7. +5
    1 November 2013 13: 33
    Our people are unbending, invented, in the direction of Skolkov, and most importantly, put into production!
  8. vanaheym
    +7
    1 November 2013 13: 43
    Mmm, and what does this innovative binocular remind me of?
    And here it is - the Canadian Newcon Optik SIB 20x50M binoculars, which cost not $ 3000, but $ 1300.
    amazon.com/SIB-20x50M-20x50-Stabilizer-Binocular/dp/B00139WMZS
    As they say - find five differences.
    1. rolik
      +1
      1 November 2013 13: 55
      Quote: vanaheym
      As they say - find five differences.

      The photos show binoculars and everything is different)))) This is probably a guessing game, who guessed where the desired binoculars were - that cookie))))
      1. vanaheym
        +4
        1 November 2013 14: 02
        Quote: rolik
        The photos show binoculars and everything is different)))) This is probably a guessing game, who guessed where the desired binoculars were - that cookie))))

        Here are live photos of the BCS 20x50 from the exhibition to simplify guessing from two sides.
        This is commonly referred to as ODM production, not innovation.
        1. rolik
          -2
          1 November 2013 14: 26
          Quote: vanaheym
          vanaheym

          Well, the power button is clearly visible, which means that electricity is present. Why then write that there are no batteries in the binoculars? Or is it a button for shooting off protective covers from lenses ??))) I clicked, the covers popped off)))
          1. vanaheym
            +2
            1 November 2013 14: 42
            I understand that the button is needed in order to unlock the stabilization system itself. In general, in the English-language reviews, the model from Newcon (by the way, partners of NPO Alfa) as a whole does not cause much delight among users, who note that these binoculars have:
            1. Stabilization problems when viewing at an angle (for example, down from a helicopter)
            2. Defocusing the right and left channel
            3. Optics causes chromatic aberration
            4. Low quality optical glass
            5. Lack of central focus
            etc. - just search for reviews on Google.
            1. rolik
              0
              1 November 2013 16: 04
              Quote: vanaheym
              model from Newcon

              I admit I did not look at net on this model. But, as I understand it, our model does not use electronics, I have image stabilization. Probably, either a gyroscope is used (in which ours have always been strong), or a magnetic pillow for centering along the axial line. This difference is the main one, and is free from the drawbacks of the original model with electronic stabilization, taken as a basis.
              1. vanaheym
                +1
                1 November 2013 16: 22
                The original model does not have electronics as well, and is also based on Foucault currents.
                I think that Newcon Optik released these binoculars in 2009, under the NPO Alpha label, after which, under the sauce of innovation and revolution, they are sold to the Navy at double the price. (The original retail price for citizens abroad is about $ 1300)
              2. 0
                2 November 2013 12: 39
                Quote: rolik
                Probably, either a gyroscope is used (in which ours have always been strong), or a magnetic pillow for centering along the axial line.

                The gyroscope requires "spinning", and where there is mechanical work, there is energy, and therefore its source ...
                And the article says - WITHOUT power sources.
          2. 0
            1 November 2013 20: 16
            button to enable stabilization mode
            1. 0
              2 November 2013 12: 44
              Quote: Muadipus
              button to enable stabilization mode

              It would be nice to put a symbol on the button in Russian ...
              And to introduce a potential adversary into a stupor write OFF / OFF fellow laughing let me ponder ...
    2. tverskoi77
      +3
      1 November 2013 15: 51
      Mmm, and what does this innovative binocular remind me of?
      Ah, here is the answer. It turns out even worse than I thought, a simple copyright. That's what the Schwabe holding is capable of, the campaign is close relatives of Skolkov)))
      Of course, it’s bitter to see (
      PS I’ll add that Medvedev’s photo with binoculars reflects the essence of ongoing reforms and especially innovations.
    3. +1
      1 November 2013 20: 27
      1) the price difference is 1300 against 3000.

      but the rest could not.
  9. 0
    1 November 2013 13: 47
    well done developers were able to come up with something new without copying like some good
  10. +2
    1 November 2013 13: 59
    wonderful thing, I wonder when and where to buy?
    1. +2
      1 November 2013 19: 57
      On the Internet, dial Newcon Optik SIB 20x50M
    2. 0
      1 November 2013 20: 18
      http://www.newcon-optiks.com/newcon-optik-sib-20x50m-20x50-image-stabilizer-bino
      cular / for $ 1299
  11. +1
    1 November 2013 14: 01
    ABOUT! now we will also have a keen eye)))
    1. 0
      2 November 2013 00: 15
      type now it will be more convenient for administrators
      "follow the bazaar" on the forum wassat
  12. +4
    1 November 2013 14: 56
    If this binoll were developed in Skolkovo, then its price would have been 5-10 higher than this and would have gone through a series of years through 5. Yes, and under this business of money from the state pulled a thuja heap.
  13. +4
    1 November 2013 14: 59
    The naval ones have already identified, they decided to take them, they have something to compare with, especially since there are "no analogues" in the world, thank God, the Russian land has not become scarce, on left-handers and Kulibins.
  14. +2
    1 November 2013 17: 02
    Well, our Russian man cannot but sprinkle ashes on his own head. Yes, it is more expensive, but this is only the beginning. And I wonder how much is the new model "Merc" and how much is the old serial? The new one is probably much cheaper! It is necessary to rejoice, but only bureaucrats should not be allowed to the novelties.
    1. vanaheym
      +3
      1 November 2013 17: 30
      These are Canadian binoculars with the inscription "Made in Russia" and sold by MO at least twice as expensive as retail.
      1. +2
        1 November 2013 19: 55
        Yes, fear has lost fearlessness ...
        1. +1
          1 November 2013 20: 29
          Quote: 2я19
          Yes, fear has lost fearlessness ...


          everyone wants to steal from the budget. and bosota is no exception.
      2. -2
        1 November 2013 20: 05
        MOs sold are at least twice as expensive as retail.

        but nothing that all, or almost all military equipment is different from its civilian counterpart?
        1. vanaheym
          0
          1 November 2013 21: 06
          In Ukraine, for example, an AN / PVS-14 bought privately is really different from a "military" one bought for budget money at a price that is three times less.
          1. -1
            2 November 2013 00: 15
            Yes, all that you have less ... less gas, less investment, there really is no oil ........ US RUSSIA! ....................... AND WE WILL BE FOR YOU AS AT 43-44 TO TURN ALL .....
  15. georg737577
    +3
    1 November 2013 20: 44
    If you want normal binoculars, buy a Leica. It will be expensive, but not more expensive than this, taking into account the cut ...
    1. 0
      2 November 2013 08: 36
      Exactly! Very good binoculars! I use it myself!

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