I'll say this - being a newcomer to this community, I purchased the MOD3. To my chagrin, I made the assumption that all that the MOD3 was just the addon of a lock bar; I was looking forward to having the option of screwing them in OR locking them. Really doesn't make sense to go through all this effort when a lockbar was all that was needed for the MOD 1 & 2.
I have ran both the MK3 and the NVB-58 the 58 is hands down IMO better no tools needed to adjust built in IPD stops definitely more rugged and 175$ cheaper.. definitely worth checking out
Main reason I went with mk3 panobridge is I like to be able to take off my thermal or pvs14 quickly. The panobridge has bilateral dovetail attachments available, the other options don’t Also the NVB58 is fixed at 58 deg mode and still weighs more.
@@oldcuster3873 It does look very good for a dual PVS14 setup. As I said for PVS14+thermal monocular the Panobridge is more versatile as it enables bilateral dovetail attachments.
Hey. Thanks for the video. With the mini rail adapter for maybe a Flir, does the new mini rail adapter cant the Flir Breach or does it help to keep it in a flat panoramic view?
Disappointing that it cannot be ran without the lock bar like the mk1/mk2. Why get rid of that feature with the mk3? Should of Kept the mk2 design and just added both lock bars to the kit. Old owners of the mk2 will have the best of both worlds.
Exactly what my old bridge needs! Thanks!
Always enjoy your content 👏
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I run an arc panning bridge personally. I like being able to go from standard duals to panning without having to mess with the IPD
Post a video
Awesome video bro
I'll say this - being a newcomer to this community, I purchased the MOD3. To my chagrin, I made the assumption that all that the MOD3 was just the addon of a lock bar; I was looking forward to having the option of screwing them in OR locking them. Really doesn't make sense to go through all this effort when a lockbar was all that was needed for the MOD 1 & 2.
I have ran both the MK3 and the NVB-58 the 58 is hands down IMO better no tools needed to adjust built in IPD stops definitely more rugged and 175$ cheaper.. definitely worth checking out
Main reason I went with mk3 panobridge is I like to be able to take off my thermal or pvs14 quickly. The panobridge has bilateral dovetail attachments available, the other options don’t
Also the NVB58 is fixed at 58 deg mode and still weighs more.
I've been running the NVB 58, have a couple hundred hours on it. It's excellent
@@oldcuster3873 It does look very good for a dual PVS14 setup. As I said for PVS14+thermal monocular the Panobridge is more versatile as it enables bilateral dovetail attachments.
Hey. Thanks for the video. With the mini rail adapter for maybe a Flir, does the new mini rail adapter cant the Flir Breach or does it help to keep it in a flat panoramic view?
When using a thermal you want the 0 degree lock bar so they’re straight and not panned
Would you say the mk3 negates the ability to fine tune a thermal to merge the image with your pvs14? Which one would you run for a dual band setup?
Would it be an extra charge to upgrade to the allah lockbar ?
They do charge an upgrade fee but the cost is low
I wonder how this measures up to the panning rnvg?
I'll be doing a video on the RPNVG. They both have their pros and cons. The biggest is the Panobridge articulates and the RPNVG doesn't
Cant you just not use the locking bars if you want the 40-75degree fov option?
Not with the MK3. The arms will be floppy’
Disappointing that it cannot be ran without the lock bar like the mk1/mk2. Why get rid of that feature with the mk3? Should of Kept the mk2 design and just added both lock bars to the kit. Old owners of the mk2 will have the best of both worlds.
Mk1 and mk2 can use the lock bar
@@AlphaOneDesigns correct. To my knowledge you can’t purchase the mk1/mk2 anymore, only the mk3.
Will this work for pvs14 & rh25?
Yes with the pictail for the RH and the Noisefighters dovetail arm accessory