Can this see through smoke, as in smoke grenades?
775219
That depends on the temp. of the smoke. If its cooler, say 50deg. and there are warmer objects in or beyond the smoke, eg. 80 deg. +, then yes it can. In my experience with it, the ability to positively identify a heat source (man, animal, other) tops out at 75 to 90 yds. This imager is relatively cheap compared to others. You get what you pay for.
968344
Yes, it does and it blows strong enough to see the smoke. If you use it the right way, it is the "live saver" for Evap. and Engine vacuum leaks tests. very useful, time saver and money maker tool. Good lucks....
310569
You can easily hold it up to your eyes and see through it. It's not really designed for that but it is possible.
696796
Smoke clear. You can see notes and calendar on the other side but it is a tad smokey
473712
Yes, However at night the infired will reflect on the window glass. If there is a screen it will change the clarity.
1267978
Yes the flame can escape through the top screen if the fire is big enough or if it's windy. Embers as well.
315659
I don't think so besides the scope mount is too solid on the base for you to see through anyway. There are some that are "see through" but I could not tell you the brand. I bought this mount to raise up the scope so could get the butt stock down onto my shoulder where is should be. It works perfectly for that application. Nice mount
1305765
No you can't. It's no visible to your target but it still can be seen if your not to careful. Best thing to do is cover it with black tape like an electrical tape. The light is so small that you can cover it so easily. I hope this helps.
2188970
It isn't clear, but it isn't opaque either. You can see through it, but don't expect to be able to showcase anything with it on.
1595056
yes it does come with goggles but as far as with the black smoke, it will filter the black smoke but it would not filter the smell of it
1460462
I do not wear my glasses when I use my Firefield. I use the units focusing method. I guess it would depend on your prescription.
1771163
you would have to look directly at it to see it. you could buy a blackout cramra
1535089
I haven't tried but I wouldn't imagine so. There's a small orifice on the top about halfway between the trigger and the face of the light that I assume to be a heat vent. I would imagine that some important bits would be exposed were the light submerged.
317384
If you used it sparingly you could see thru it but painted thickly it is pretty opaque. It could be thinned with water.
1767063
Not really- it largely depends on on your lighting.You certainly cannot see detail through it
1999473
Yes...it does. Note these are the best units I have had so far. The other very popular ones crap out within a year and give a false alarm.This is due to the manner in which the smoke particles are sensed. Photoelectric and ionized particles.Bill
2184406
They are ventilated by slits in the yellow area. I do not know how well they would work for your purpose. They are, by no means, a gas mask. What I have used them for is when I am routing. I rout by hand and sawdust is flying all over. They protect my eyes very well.