Electronic Binoculars (Survival Evolved)

Electronic Binoculars

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The ultimate long-range reconnaissance tool.

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DLC

Genesis: Part 1

Item

Type

Tool

Weight

0.5

Stack size

100

Added in

v309.4

Spawn Command

cheat gfi ElectronicBinoculars 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/ScorchedEarth/WeaponElectronicBinoculars/PrimalItem_WeaponElectronicBinoculars.PrimalItem_WeaponElectronicBinoculars'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Crafting XP

200 XP

Crafting time

5s

Crafted in

•  Inventory

Required stations

Fabricator
Refining Forge

Ingredients

Resources breakdown [Expand]

50 × Metal Ingot or Scrap Metal Ingot

50 × Crystal or Primal Crystal

10 × Electronics

10 × Metal Ingot or Scrap Metal Ingot

30 × Silica Pearls

25 × Obsidian

Total Base Ingredients

50 ×	Crystal or Primal Crystal
25 ×	Obsidian
30 ×	Silica Pearls
60 ×	Metal Ingot or Scrap Metal Ingot

The Electronic Binoculars are one of the Tools in ARK: Survival Evolved, being introduced in the Genesis: Part 1 expansion pack. Their blueprints can rarely be obtained from any  Lootcrate

The Electronic Binoculars are the ultimate long-range scouting and observation helper, combining the zoom function of the  Spyglass, the directional positioning of the  Compass and  GPS, and the night-vision functions of the  Night Vision Goggles (though this mode doesn't actually work for some reason) into a single item. It also comes with additional features such as the ability to see how far away the user is from what they are observing (shown in meters) and the ability to zoom in much further than the Spyglass.

Notes

• Despite sharing design characteristics with Tek items, the Electronic Binoculars aren't a part of the Tek Tier.
• As evidenced by their Item ID, the Electronic Binoculars were originally planned to be added in Scorched Earth before being scrapped, debuting in Genesis: Part 1 much later.
• Unlike the Spyglass, the Electronic Binoculars cannot be used while riding a creature that doesn't permit rider weaponry.
• When the Electronic Binoculars are selected, the crosshair is displayed and is not affected by the "Allow Crosshair" setting, regardless of the option disabling it.