The signaling system MS -2000 (M ) , has become the main locator Combat Search and Rescue ( C -SAR ) , is used by elite military forces around the world and official for the army of the United States of America.
They are manufactured in the USA by ACR Electronics , Inc. Florida ( USA) and REHAB SVCS Fedcap
The MS -2000 (M ) meets all military specifications , including MIL- L - 38217D and CID AA- 59176
The filter is extended or retracted to change the omni- or unidirectional visibility
It has 3 modes: infrared light visible - light - blue directional light ; protector can be extended or retracted to the omni- way visibility
The IR filter blocks all visible light (only allows the passage of light IR) only visible through night vision devices (NVG ) whether goggles, scopes , cameras ...
Approved by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) , the strobe light is visible at a distance of 6 miles ( 9.6 km )
Includes a new steel restraint prevents the battery cover is lost
Powered by 2 standard AA alkaline batteries (with possibility to use rechargeable )
Incorporating a new felt interior coating of protection that prevents the passage of visible light in the IR mode
Generally the directional mode is used as the identification system blue strobe alert friendly forces fire on land
It has improved electronics and incorporates silicone coating for moisture protection
Omnidirectional white strobe emits a peak of 250,000 lumens with a range up to 10km Approx
The polarity indicators on the MS2000 allow proper placement of the batteries, even when visibility is low free
Size 11.4 x 5.6 x 2.8 cm
Weight 104 g without batteries
Uses 2 AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries (not included)
Battery life: 8 hours minimum
flash light : 250,000 lumens (max)
Flash frequency of 50 ± 10 per minute
Maximum range: 9.6 km
3 modes: visible light , infrared light - blue light


 

Imágenes tomadas en la oscuridad con cámara de visión IR en un pulso
   

Imágen del MS-2000 en modo azul en un pulso
   

Imágen del MS-2000 en modo luz blanca en un pulso
   

Secuencia en vision nocturna IR