R10 pestcontrol
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Just picked up my 3rd c50 lol nearly got my own wall
For Sale: PULSAR DIGEX C50 - FULL COLOUR HD - IN STOCK !!
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Standard models now sold out...
Some IR kit models available still.
Some IR kit models available still.
All gone until the next shipment..
Now back in stock
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Pulsar Digex C50
The amazing Pulsar Digex C50 provides incredible day and night imagery, top tier build quality and super low light night vision performance.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
We have the following models arriving back in stock on Tuesday, available to purchase now !!!
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- Pulsar Digex C50 NON WIFI | NON IR KIT
- Pulsar Digex C50 NON WIFI | IR KIT
Pulsar Digex C50
The amazing Pulsar Digex C50 provides incredible day and night imagery, top tier build quality and super low light night vision performance.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Only 2 units left
Are there any videos from a C50 using IR with some foliage just off the line of sight within say 50 feet?
Pellet Pinger
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I don't use Whateveritis!
Lloyd90
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We have the following models arriving back in stock on Tuesday, available to purchase now !!!
- Pulsar Digex C50 NON WIFI | NON IR KIT
- Pulsar Digex C50 NON WIFI | IR KIT
Pulsar Digex C50
The amazing Pulsar Digex C50 provides incredible day and night imagery, top tier build quality and super low light night vision performance.
Is the one with the on board IR any good or is it better buying without and getting an after market IR?
Is it important to get the wifi one? I heard something about updates.
Pellet Pinger
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I went thermal because of the glare when using the Digisight 870.
Clubby
Active Member
Hi can you tell me what the real world visual range is please
There is no "real world" visual range limit, there's only a limit on how far and in how much detail you want to see a specific target.
However, even mediocre glass will see further and in more detail than any digital stuff available at the moment (and in the near future)
Can you see a rabbit clearly enough at 200 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes
Can you see a fox clearly enough at 300 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes
Can you see a roe deer clearly enough at 400 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes (helluva shot BTW, and not legal in Scotland)
Cheers
Bruce
However, even mediocre glass will see further and in more detail than any digital stuff available at the moment (and in the near future)
Can you see a rabbit clearly enough at 200 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes
Can you see a fox clearly enough at 300 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes
Can you see a roe deer clearly enough at 400 yards to shoot it with a digital scope - yes (helluva shot BTW, and not legal in Scotland)
Cheers
Bruce
Clubby
Active Member
Thank you, I borrowed a top end thermal spotter from a keeper and found that beyond 100 yards it’s just blobs on a screen. He did say that you get used to them after a while and can distinguish what’s what. I like to be sure straight away what I’m shooting at especially if they are sitting,squatting,in cover and all the other stuff other than standing broadside
Pellet Pinger
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Just Googled some footage of the 870, I see what you mean, not the best!
Just found this vid I took on a night with a decent moon, note the time nearly 1am and if that Munty was ginger and had a long tail it would have been more than shootable with no IR,
The trunks and overhanging foliage in the early part of the vid demonstrate how the C50 sensor deals with glare.
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