Abstract: The binocular bridge system is configured to couple two night vision monoculars together, effectively providing the user with a binocular night vision system. An example binocular bridge system comprising: a bridge; a first hinged arm that includes an objective alignment ring configured to fit around an objective lens locking ring of a night vision monocular secured to the first hinged arm; and a second hinged arm that includes an objective alignment ring configured to fit around an objective lens locking ring of a night vision monocular secured to the second hinged arm. The hinged arms in conjunction with the objective alignment rings are configured to mechanically collimate the night vision monoculars secured to the first hinged arm and the second hinged arm of the binocular bridge system.

Abstract: The binocular bridge system is configured to couple two night vision monoculars together, effectively providing the user with a binocular night vision system. An example binocular bridge system comprises a bridge, two hinged arms, and two dummy battery inserts. Each dummy battery insert is configured to be positioned within the battery compartment of a night vision monocular and conductively connect it to a power source housed within the bridge. In some implementation, each hinged arm of the binocular bridge system includes an objective alignment ring. The hinged arms of such a binocular bridge system, in conjunction with the objective alignment rings, are configured to mechanically collimate the night vision monoculars secured thereto.

Abstract: The binocular bridge system is configured to couple two night vision monoculars together, effectively providing the user with a dual-tube night vision binocular system. The binocular bridge system may comprise a bridge, a first hinged arm having an objective alignment ring thereon, and a second hinged arm having an objective alignment ring thereon. The hinged arms of the binocular ridge system, in conjunction with their attached objective alignment rings, are configured to mechanically collimate the night vision monoculars secured thereto. The binocular bridge system may further comprise two dummy battery inserts, each dummy battery insert is configured to be positioned within the battery compartment of a night vision monocular and conductively connect it to a power source housed within the bridge. In some implementations, the binocular bridge system may further comprise a remotely positioned battery pack that can be conductively connected to the bridge via a cable.