Description
Item Number: 701104
Magnification: 1.6 - 6.4x
Lens Diameter: 21 mm
Lens Focus: 30 mm
Relative aperture, D/f': 1:1.6
Objective Lens: F30/1.6
Field of View, m@100m, horizontal: 21.8 - 16.3 (4x Zoom)
Field of View, °, horizontal * vertical: 12.4 - 9.3 (4x Zoom)
Microbolometer Type: Uncooled
Microbolometer, resolution: 384x288
Display Resolution: 640x480
Display Type: AMOLED
Diopter Adjustment: +5 to -5
Eye Relief: 1.96"
Minimum Focusing Distance: 5.46 yds.
Number of Preloaded Reticles: 13
Defective Pixel Repair: Yes
Stream Vision support: Yes
Integrated Wi-Fi: Yes
Digital Zoom: 2x/3x/4x
Frame Rate: 50 Hz
Range of Detection: 985 yds
Shockresistance on Rifled Weapon: 6000 J
Waterproof Protection Level: IPX7
Lens material: Germanium, glass
Body Material: Glass-nylon composite
External Power Supply: 5V-Micro USB
Dimensions: 7" x 2.5" x 2.4" h.
Weight: 15.9 oz.
Mfg. Number: PL76483Q
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Just got one of these off of optics planet on sale+coupon for just 1697 to my door and I thought that was a pretty good price. Really enjoying it so far. At 50 yards on an overcast day I could see the color differences on a black and white target well enough to sight it in, it was that sensitive to temp variation caused by thermal energy absorption differences between the colors.
Works well. Can spot a cow well enough to ID it as a cow at several hundred yards. Can ID a rabbit at about 50. Image is sharp, response is quick, no play between moving the optic and the image moving. Has picture in picture, which is a thing you'll only find on pulsars. Has held zero through a handful of trips. Definitely the best buy in thermals right now. Only thing it's lacking is an ability to record.