Iridium military thermal vision module

	Iridium military thermal vision module
	General data Type Electronics Weight 0.21 kg Grid size 1x1

Iridium military thermal vision module (Iridium) is an item in Escape from Tarkov.

Description

An element of the thermal imaging system used in military vehicles.

Notes

• Only 4 can be held in your PMC inventory at one time

Location

• Sport bag
• Wooden crate
• Dead Scav
• Ground cache
• Buried barrel cache

Reserve

• On the roof of white pawn, on some crates next to the 3 jackets
• In the server racks near the D-2 power switch
• On tank near Hole in the Fence extract

Quest rewards

• 1 can be obtained as a quest reward from Import
• 1 can be obtained as a quest reward from Hunting Trip
• 4 can be obtained as a quest reward from Special Equipment

Trading

x1 6-STEN-140-M military battery + x3 Iridium military thermal vision module + x3 Virtex programmable processor + x5 Military cable	→	Peacekeeper LL2	→	Secure container Beta
x4 Iridium military thermal vision module + x4 Military circuit board + x4 Military power filter	→	Mechanic LL4 After completing his task Gunsmith - Part 22	→	Trijicon REAP-IR thermal scope
x2 Iridium military thermal vision module + x2 Military gyrotachometer + x3 Military circuit board	→	Mechanic LL4	→	FLIR RS-32 2.25-9x 35mm 60Hz thermal riflescope

Crafting

x1 Silicon Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits textbook + x1 Toolset + x3 NIXXOR lens + x2 Iridium military thermal vision module + x1 Virtex programmable processor + x2 SAS drive + x1 Portable Powerbank	→	Workbench level 3 8 h 56 min 40 sec After completing Lightkeeper's task Provocation	→	x1 FLIR RS-32 2.25-9x 35mm 60Hz thermal riflescope
x1 Advanced Electronic Materials textbook + x1 Silicon Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits textbook + x1 Toolset + x4 Iridium military thermal vision module + x2 NIXXOR lens + x1 Microcontroller board + x2 Virtex programmable processor	→	Workbench level 3 24 hours After completing Lightkeeper's task Make an Impression	→	x1 Trijicon REAP-IR thermal scope

Trivia

• This item is based on a real life thermal vision module that is made in Russia. It's called "Iridium II".