Time will tell then I guess, thing is on the falcon it's got good neck strap and lense cover so why have they scrimped on the condor.
Especially given what it would cost to do it right first time , probably less than £20 to put a lanyard hoop plus proper hinged lenses cap, add it to the price and no one even noticesThat's the point i am trying to make all singing very good thermal spoilt by complete disregard to how your going to carry it and protect the lens which is extremely costly. Pulsar lense cover is just perfect. Closes easily robust simple but effective. Hik please take note.
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Let us know how you get on please. I'm very curious.I have the CQ50 and I am also having the same sort of niggles. Definitely going to try mounting the lanyard like above.
As for the lens cap, well that is absolutely crap! Mine point blank refuses to stay on if any movement is involved!
No you haven’t , it will be fine you only hear bad comments but very rarely hear goodJust ordered one of these and I'm now thinking I've made a bad choice. Not saying it's top end but not what you would expect for the money you are parting with.
Not usual, I always get insufficient power message when it’s below 2 bars.Is this still an issue folks?
I have bought a CQ35 today. Think i got about 2 hours or so with an ampsplus 3500. This did include installing the latest update.
I had 2 bars showing left when using the rangefinder shut the unit off. I noticed when i pressed the power button there was a clicking noise but no power on. The second press brought it on.
The rangefinder then made the screen go off and on, functioned a few times then knocked the unit off.
Only once did i get a warning message saying theres insufficient power for the rangefinder.
The unit itself still carried on on 1 bar.
Is this normal? I’d expect a message saying the rangefinder is not usable rather than the unit going off.
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What type of issue? My new unit kept switching off earlier on 2 bars when using the rangefinder. No reboot, just off.There was an issue with a small amount of units on the first batch , that was resolved promptly..
Well i put the supplied hik battery in.
2.5 hrs and counting which is where i gave up.
Good news, it didn’t switch off this time when i tried the rangefinder but gave me the not enough power message at 1 bar which is what i would expect.
Not sure what the score is. Is it the 3rd party batteries??
The gumph does say hik ones are 3.6v and my ampsplus are 3.7v.
Button top, as are the Hik ones.Are your Ampsplus batteries flat top or button top?
Shouldn’t be the batteries then.Button top, as are the Hik ones.
Could the small voltage difference be causing issues i wonder?
Another thing with the rangefinder, it’s not entirely accurate. At 42 yards with 2 other devices this one reads 53. Less of a discrepancy at longer distances.
I had the same problem re the battery. I have liased with hik considerably on this. It is still with them at this minute. It looks like that the recent firmware is the issue the unit itself is fine. They are currently working on a new firmware update which should be released shortly. In regards to performance its a great image and the features perform well. However once the battery gets to one bar you lose the lrf and the zoom. Average battery life was around 45 minutes for me. However when you remove the dead battery and place it in you're charger it is still well over 60 percent charged.