Pulsar n750 battery pack?

[OleTomTalker]

Having trouble finding a battery pack for my old pulsar n750 digisight night scope. Most places i've found are discontinued or out of stock. Anyone know where to find, another that will work or good with finding used. Thanks

[.243 WSSM]

That looks like a needle in a haystack. Hopefully Jason with Outdoor Legacy can line you out with an eps 3 or 5 battery pack. Good guy to deal with, he knows his stuff

[OleTomTalker]

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[OleTomTalker]

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[OleTomTalker]

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[OleTomTalker]

up again

[OleTomTalker]

still looking

[.243 WSSM]

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[Fordnandez]

I would try to hit up the nightvision/thermal FB groups and see if you can find one there. I have one but I still use it for my digisight.

[OleTomTalker]

I would try to hit up the nightvision/thermal FB groups and see if you can find one there. I have one but I still use it for my digisight.

Might get someone else to look for me. Don't do the facebook

[Fordnandez]

Might get someone else to look for me. Don't do the facebook

Gotcha, I will check and ask around there. I will let you know if I hear anything. The only other suggestion I can make is holler at Jason at Outdoor Legacy. I doubt he still has any but he might be able to give some suggestions.

[Outdoor Legacy]

I know this is a very old thread but I was asked to come check it out.

Unfortunately the EPS3i and EPS5 batteries that work with the Digisight N750 you have were all discontinued around January of 2019. There were a few floating around on eBay during 2019 but by the end of the year they were all gone. I've had a lot of guys looking for them over the last 4 years and I've spoke to Pulsar but they have no refurbs or old stock left.

Unfortunately, when the Digitsights were being made it was before USB was such a common power option so they used an odd external power input as well as a proprietary external power pack, as did all thermal and night vision scopes at the time. In recent years everything has moved to USB and now you can use any normal USB battery pack for modern optics but I know that doesn't help the guys who still own older optics like the Digisight that are still functioning just fine and getting the job done.

I wish I had better info but unless you just get lucky and manage to find an old EPS3i or EPS5 somewhere like eBay, it's probably not something that's going to happen. I have heard of some guys making their own by soldering together cables and cords and such but that's way above my pay grade.haha

I hope this info might help if someone else stumbles across it. Good luck!

Jason