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Going Dark is your night vision expert

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Going Dark is a trusted night vision and thermal imaging online store that is focused on providing individually focused expert advice to you, our customer. We only recommend equipment that we have tried and tested, and which we believe will be the most suited night and thermal vision product for your needs.

We offer products from leading brands such as Pulsar, HikMicro, InfiRay, Nocpix, Pard, SmartRest and many more. Our product range consists of night vision googles, digital night vision scopes, thermal monocular, thermal rifles scopes and IR illuminators to rifle rests for stalking and driving.

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Best IR illuminators for digital night vision in 2026

Best IR illuminators for digital night vision in 2026

Best overall for wavelength choice: Z-Vision NV-303. Best dedicated 850nm LED option: PBIR-X. Best model-matched option for Nocpix NITE: Nocpix IR Infrared 850nm Torch. This 2026 guide compares IR illuminator choices at GoingDark for Australian hunters using digital night vision,...

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Thermal clip-on buying guide for Australian hunters

Thermal clip-on buying guide for Australian hunters

Australian hunters’ thermal clip on setup is a thermal attachment fitted ahead of a compatible daytime scope to add thermal viewing while retaining the existing optic. This 2026 guide explains how to choose the attachment, check the mounting system and...

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Thermal monoculars for hunting: choosing lens size

Thermal monoculars for hunting: choosing lens size

Choose the lens on a thermal monocular for hunting by matching its field of view to your scanning task: shorter focal lengths favour searching wider areas, while longer focal lengths favour detail at distance when detector size stays the same....

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