Of course it does! Either it has a USB charging port, or has a battery of some type to maintain the charge - go to the manufacturer web site and download the user manual.
SOURCE: Night Owl Optics Cyclops Compact NOCC3 clicking and blinking
high voltage lead going into side of tube has poor insulation dissasemble carefully by removing screws behind lens put thick layer of silicone around joint wher white high voltage wire enters tube wait for silicone to dry fully before turning back on
wayne
SOURCE: it wont power on?
It's probably the capacitor, or the pushbutton energizer.
It's really easy to dis-assemble this unit, and it works really well for a $100 night vision scope.
You can replace the pushbutton with a toggle switch from Radio Shack.
SOURCE: I have a cyclops-1 russian
This is by design. You can replace it with a toggle switch from radio shack. You will need to know how to solder.
SOURCE: My Night Owl Cyclops NOCC3 night vision monocular
Hello, is the IR glowing red, don't look into the IR lens. Just place your hand in front of it and see the is a red glare on your had. If there is a red glare then IR is work.
Another thing when you taking a look see through the Night owl NV monocular there should be a green glow from the image intensifier tube, if not, then the NV monucular isn't working properly. stewbison
SOURCE: Cyclops-1 night vision owners manual
If there is one available, these folks should have it or one similar.
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The complete name is
Kalinka Cyclop 1-V NZT-1M2 Monocular
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