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Jag hittar lite där man anger 400-600 m, för andra system med större IR-strålkastare anges upp till 700-750 m. Skulle tro man bör kunna se iaf 300-400 m för att det ska vara någon nytta med systemet (om det är strid mot stridsfordon). Kolla om du kan hitta något

Hittar förvånansvärt lite info om systemet. Ingen rådata

Detta är allt vad jag hittade i Ospreys böcker:
Osprey - New Vanguard 022 - Panther Variants 1942-1945:
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Starting late in 1944, some Panther Ausf.G were outfitted with the 'FG 1250' infra-red searchlight and scope. The FG 1250 was mounted on a rotating ring inside the upper lip in the commander's cupola. A steel band, threaded through a hole in the turret roof, connected the lnfra-red sensing scope to a device for sensing changes in the gun's elevation.
Osprey - New Vanguard 025 - SdKfz 251 Half-Track 1939-45:
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The Sd.Kfz 251/20 was developed on the Ausf. D body, and mounted a large (60cm) infra red searchlight This vehicle, known as 'Uhu' ('Owl') was used to illuminate targets at night, and worked wilh Panther tanks equipped with infra red detection equipment. The driver of the SdKfz 251/20 was equipped with an infra red scope, enabling him to see the surrounding area illuminated by lhe IR searchlight. Though the war ended before regular units werc equipped with infra red equipment, the few engagements fonght by the IR-equipped Panthers proved the tremendous advantages of this new night-tirne fighting technique. Several SdK.fz 251 /20 vehicles were captured, and interest and development in IR sighting has continued up to the present time.