The newly invented telescope can see the objects inside through the car film.

There is no such thing. Maybe you saw some irregular advertisements? Such as night vision, low light, infrared.

In fact, this is all common misleading propaganda. .

It can only be said that it is a pity that there are so many fake telescopes in our domestic market, and there are all kinds of false propaganda, such as Russian, Japanese cherry blossom, infrared night vision, low-light night vision, day and night use, infrared perspective-and unfortunately, these false propaganda have deceived many people.

I can tell you frankly-without this thing, if there is one, it won't be a peddler-the troops provided it at the first time! Those telescopes that are known as infrared night vision and infrared perspective are actually not afraid of jokes. Most of them are small workshops, assembled with unqualified parts eliminated by big factories, and coated with a red film to tell people that this is night vision, this is infrared, and this is perspective. Actually, it's not even a regular product. That kind of red coating can not only prevent night vision, but also affect the effect and make the light darker-this is originally a decorative film for low-end products.

At present, fake and shoddy products can basically account for more than 90% in the market (it has been better in recent years, and it can be said that fakes accounted for 95% in the past = =). The trouble is that there are false propaganda, such as "night vision", "infrared", "Japanese cherry blossoms" and "Russia". I suggest you know the basics: /zhishi07 jibenchangyujianbie.

Special attention should be paid to issues such as multiple occurrences, military use and night vision, that is, the introduction of some common false propaganda.

About night vision, in fact, you rangers should also know-there is something that you can see at night, but it's not a telescope, but a night vision device. Basically, the magnification is 2 ~ 3 times, which is similar to that of a toy telescope, and because it is imaged on a screen, the definition is poor-of course, is that better than a telescope that can't see anything at night?

The lowest night vision equipment is around 1500, and this price is not effective. Generally, the effect needs to be better, exceeding 2500.

I think, after reading these, first of all, you will have a general impression of the current level of science and technology of mankind. Maybe you won't look for things that don't exist-because I'm afraid you can only find liars.