New Pulsar Telos XP50 LRF - that will tick all the boxes! Lrf Monocular.

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Any news if it’ll be available with out the range finder ?

Standard model, non LRF is £3099.95

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

when will they be arriving?

Available to pre-order

Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 Thermal Monocular

The Pulsar Telos XP50 LRF thermal boasts a sensitive 15mk sNETD sensor and new design that incorporates a 1000m LRF system within the monocular format.

www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk

 

[Mr. Gain]

Any news if it’ll be available with out the range finder ?

The rangefinder module sits very nicely in your hand, adding a bit of support and occupying what would otherwise be space in the hollow of your palm. I've always gone for non-LRF models before because the ergonomics of LRF bumps are usually not great and I have a regular LRF for that job, but this one is well thought out, so I'm tempted.

 

[nick100]

I had a look through/at the demo model at the stalking show. It was very nice to hold.
But I just don’t need the RF so maybe cut down on the bulk of it.
Plus saving a few quad always helps.

 

[User00048]

So with parts being exchangable on these Telos models, to improve internals as time and tech progresses and no need to buy a different unit later... with the non-LRF model, would it be possible later to add an LRF unit to it or are these perminant fixtures, part of the initial builds of each unit? (I.e. lrf and non-lrf at factory)

 

[Clive Ward]

I had a look at these in March.

The zoom ring is really cool and intuitive.

I was however struck by the size and the weight. I wouldn't fancy having it hanging off my neck for any length of time, or indeed having to hold it up to scan with.

My advice would be to get to a shop and handle one to make sure it's for you.


Cheers





Clive

 

[villaman]

I had a look at these in March.

The zoom ring is really cool and intuitive.

I was however struck by the size and the weight. I wouldn't fancy having it hanging off my neck for any length of time, or indeed having to hold it up to scan with.

My advice would be to get to a shop and handle one to make sure it's for you.


Cheers





Clive

What is the weight of them

 

[mealiejimmy]

What is the weight of them

3 stone - but you could find the correct answer by going to the Pulsar website and finding out for yourself
Once you've done that you can tell the rest of us

Cheers

Bruce

 

[villaman]

3 stone - but you could find the correct answer by going to the Pulsar website and finding out for yourself
Once you've done that you can tell the rest of us

Cheers

Bruce

I could but I thought I would ask here , you sarcastic ****

 

[AnthonyR]

The Telus XP50 weighs in at 720g, my Helion XP50 (not Pro with the magnesium case) is 620g, doesn't seem a lot extra for an LRF module, although I have my suspiscions that the battery life will not be as good

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Fact is its the best monocular on the market and LRF monocular , huge demand currently for them... If I had to choose an LRF monocular, this would be it .

 

[Smithy881]

Any release dates on this yet? I see people were saying end of June but still not available yet!

 

[nick100]

I’m sure I read on here the other day it’s been pushed back.
End of July /August I think it was.

 

[Dorset Shakari]

Any ideas when these will hit the shops? Seems to be delay after delay…

 

[villaman]

Yep I would like to know as well
All so from Dorset

 

[nick100]

I was told by TJ at the game fair they’re hoping another 6 weeks (from then)

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Hopefully before the end of this month .

 

[wytonpjs]

Just spoke with SCI - it keeps slipping but always the end of the month - June, July then August…… They didn’t sound very hopeful

 

[User00048]

I'm going to take a punt it will be October 5th. Place your bets

 

[villaman]

I'm going to take a punt it will be October 5th. Place your bets

But which year