GSCI MTAR-SDS Standalone Digital Scope

MTAR-SDS: standalone digital scope with GPS and video streaming.

The GSCI MTAR-SDS is a universal standalone digital scope from GSCI Advanced Photonics in Canada, built for military and law enforcement units.

Key Facts:

• Product type: Universal standalone digital scope
• Frame rate: 50 fps
• Video: Entrada de vídeo / Saída de vídeo
• Colour modes: Automático, Cor, WP, GP
• Navigation and ranging: GPS, stadiametric rangefinder
• Power source: 1x CR123 or MVP-240 battery pack
• Temperatura de funcionamento: -35 °C to +60 °C
• Garantia: 7-year limited warranty (GSCI)

Image and recording:

GSCI lists the MTAR-SDS with a frame rate of 50 fps, video-in and video-out streaming and a removable microSD card for memory. The colour modes are Auto, Colour, WP and GP, with automatic or manual sensitivity control and manual brightness control.

Aiming and navigation:

The GSCI MTAR-SDS offers multiple electronic reticle patterns and a stadiametric rangefinder. Its GPS shows position in degrees-minutes-seconds and gives a speed reading.

Power and environment:

The GSCI MTAR-SDS runs on 1x CR123 or on the GSCI MVP-240 battery pack and has an external power port. GSCI lists an operating temperature of -35 °C to +60 °C and a stow safety feature.

What is included:

GSCI does not list the delivery contents or the mount of the MTAR-SDS on gsci.net, and the model is not in the GSCI catalogue; MSS Defence confirms these in the quotation.

About GSCI and MSS Defence:

GSCI Advanced Photonics was founded in Toronto in 1992, holds CAGE code L3319 and states that every product is made in Canada and that all its systems are ITAR-free. MSS Defence is the Dutch supplier of the GSCI MTAR-SDS: it works on quotation and gives you one point of contact for configuration, export paperwork and after-sales.

Intended use:

GSCI builds its systems for military and law enforcement units and presents the MTAR-SDS for military and law enforcement optics. GSCI states that the MTAR-SDS was developed from its MTAR-HUD night vision attachment and combines augmented reality functions with a standalone digital scope.

Perguntas mais frequentes.

1. What is the GSCI MTAR-SDS and who is it for?
   The GSCI MTAR-SDS is a universal standalone digital scope made in Canada by GSCI Advanced Photonics. GSCI builds its systems, including the GSCI MTAR-SDS, for military and law enforcement units.
2. What video and recording functions does the GSCI MTAR-SDS have?
   GSCI lists video-in and video-out streaming and a frame rate of 50 fps for the GSCI MTAR-SDS. The GSCI MTAR-SDS stores to a removable microSD card.
3. Which aiming and navigation functions does the GSCI MTAR-SDS offer?
   The GSCI MTAR-SDS has multiple electronic reticle patterns and a stadiametric rangefinder. GSCI lists GPS in degrees-minutes-seconds with speed reading for the GSCI MTAR-SDS.
4. How is the GSCI MTAR-SDS powered and in which temperatures does it work?
   The GSCI MTAR-SDS runs on 1x CR123 or the GSCI MVP-240 battery pack and has an external power port. GSCI lists an operating temperature of -35 °C to +60 °C for the GSCI MTAR-SDS.
5. What is included with the GSCI MTAR-SDS?
   GSCI does not list the delivery contents or the mount of the GSCI MTAR-SDS on gsci.net. MSS Defence confirms the contents of the GSCI MTAR-SDS in the quotation.
6. What warranty does GSCI give on the GSCI MTAR-SDS?
   GSCI gives a 7-year limited warranty on the GSCI MTAR-SDS from the original purchase date, covering manufacturing defects in the optical, electronic and mechanical assembly. For any components in the GSCI MTAR-SDS that GSCI does not make itself, the 1-year OEM warranty of the component maker applies, which GSCI passes on to the end user.