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MeoDot DF Tm4 is new generation closed-tube red dots collimating the LED display image. Customized reticles or ability to save and load zeroing profiles are features that significantly distinguish the devices from others. They are designed for use with manual weapon systems (SMG, AR, and LMG) in both fully automatic and semi-automatic modes, suitable for use in both daylight and low-light conditions. MeoDots are compatible with magnifiers and night vision devices (NVD) for use at night, enabling both eyes to remain open while aiming. The optical design minimizes astigmatism, which in turn reduces parallax in both vertical and horizontal directions. The mechanical construction is designed to ensure that the optical device meets the relevant requirements of MIL-STD 810 G, withstanding mechanical influences even in automatic firing mode. The maximum energy of a bullet at the muzzle of the weapon system after firing corresponds to a value of E₀ = 4,000 J.

- DTF SIZE SILVER DI BACK YOKE - DTF LOGO G LIGHT GREY DI DADA KIRI - CAREWASH LABEL 90% NYLON 10% SPNDEX DO NOT USE BLEACH IRON AT MEDIUM HEAT WASH WITH WATER TEMPERATURE MAX 30°C WASH SEPARATELY

The GFAC Simulator is designed to train ground forces responsible for providing precise guidance to Close Air Support (CAS) aircraft during military operations. These personnel play a vital role in ensuring air strikes accurately hit intended targets while avoiding friendly fire and minimizing collateral damage. The Laser Target Designator (LTD) Simulator supports this mission by replicating a binocular laser-based system used to mark and designate targets. It combines range-finding and geolocation capabilities with a coded laser beam (PRF) that enables aircraft crews to visually acquire marked targets. This tool enhances the realism and precision of GFAC training, especially in high-risk scenarios that are difficult or unsafe to reproduce in live exercises.