Infrared laser pointer (IZLID-200P)

Using an IZLID to point out a target for aerial attack. This laser allows us to pinpoint a target without having to be within a danger zone. This same B.E. Meyers laser is also used to aim our weapon platform.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• military
• laser
• infrared
• ir
• IZLID
• night
• vision
• 200P
• Meyers
• aerial
• attack
• forward
• air
• fac
• iraq
• afghanistan

[zsnaj]

What mw is that laser?

[Rotifers]

Around 200mW power, and I think 860nm.

[sosuasexmachine]

Well Allah didnt help those terrorists ;)

[PCXPBOY]

wow that was amazing.

[LinkError404]

GEEZUS!

[Theigunner]

O my fuckn god!!!!

[mercanaries3]

@usbadass

Night Vision?...i think i just came down with something, lol.

I think UFO's use IR to communicate NOT radio waves...

[usbadass]

@mercanaries3 they are where NV....you can see IR with NV.........

[mercanaries3]

@Rotifers

if the beam and dot are not visible then how can they tell where they are pointing?

[igrenade]

get some

[korbano]

is it visible to the human eye? That would kind of defeat the purpose of an infrared laser.

[joshgura]

works as long as the enemies are impoverished stone age cavemen. imagine two equally equipped armies trying to use the same weapon. wouldn't work.

[JZAW11]

can you see a 808nm laser thru night vision also?

[transam1979guy]

@indigo656 The allied soldiers have beacons that flash so the eyes in the sky know who the good guys are. When the video pans out you can see the flashing lights on the soldiers.