This article summarizes what we know so far, plus some first impressions from Aaron CowenTl;dr:CCW-focused sight with no user-replaceable batteries, just a solar panel that charges a capacitorAuto-adjusting brightness factors in things like ambient light and WML usageSCSs are made weapon-specific.according to Aaron Cowen: "The real game-changer here is that the SCS has an internal battery that is recharged anytime the solar cell gets light. Add that to the multiple light sensors as part of the auto-adjust only brightness, and you get the smartest auto-adjust optic on the market. Low light, no light, and smart enough to adjust for WML and rapid lighting condition changes. As far as battery life goes, I’ve had an SCS for a year without being able to “kill” the battery, sometimes going a week or more with the optic stored in a safe. Pull it out, it’s on, bright, and ready to carry. So yeah, it’s pretty neat. As for durability and “duty rated” you’ll have to wait for a video drop."It's really, really tinyPersonally, such a ridiculously small pistol RDS seems like it would be right at home on any of the micro compacts, which sounds great to me. I'm a little less enthused about the auto-brightness idea, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and see how it performs. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/3GHY7RK
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