Just so you know, the Blade battery is LFP. NCM is pretty dangerous.
Infantry Combat Equipment (non-firearm): Vests, Body Armor, NVGs, etc.
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Yes. If you look at the video, you can see the NCM battery exploding whilst the LFP battery is stable under the same test conditions.
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An equipment exhibit held by the 72nd Group Army. Note the new NVG (four tubes?), helmet cam (mounted on top), a new (smart/infrared?) gun sight, and a wrist-mounted smart terminal. The original poster speculates that these are special forces soldiers embedded within the 72nd Group Army.
Was the guy carrying the radio controlling the UAV?PAP guarding the Pamir Plateau. Note the transition to the new Type-19 combat uniforms (new helmets, visors, and vests over the old PAP tiger stripes).
Is that a forward-pointing camera on top of the helmet? There is soemthing mounted on the top of the helmet in the first photo, too.An equipment exhibit held by the 72nd Group Army. Note the new NVG (four tubes?), helmet cam (mounted on top), a new (smart/infrared?) gun sight, and a wrist-mounted smart terminal. The original poster speculates that these are special forces soldiers embedded within the 72nd Group Army.
I forgot the name but it looks like those you would use in laser shooting during training.
This is my first time seeing quad-nods in China. Is it domestic? Do we have any more info on this or is this new?An equipment exhibit held by the 72nd Group Army. Note the new NVG (four tubes?), helmet cam (mounted on top), a new (smart/infrared?) gun sight, and a wrist-mounted smart terminal. The original poster speculates that these are special forces soldiers embedded within the 72nd Group Army.
by78
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Unfortunately I have no information on this NVG.