I'm afraid of the Dark - Thermal suggestions

[wytonpjs]

Sold: Post in thread 'Infiray Finder FH35R V2 - 640x512 Thermal monocular with rangefinder.'

Jan 7, 2026

Cracking thermal - I too have one as a back-up. Spec is almost as good as my Telos XP50 at a third of the price!

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[DMc88]

Lumi H35R is the way to go, can't fault mine, great bit of kit.

 

[Hook'N'Bullet]

Spend as much as you can now cos you won't be able to after October

Why is that?

 

[Hook'N'Bullet]

Hi,
I have several good x 18650 batteries I no longer need. Would it be much hassle for me to send them to you.
I do remember selling a stock for x number pounds including delivery, not realising exactly where it was going. I honoured the sale but member it cost more for postage than I got for the stock!
Ken.

Thanks for the offer Kenbro, wouldn't even know where to start or if customs would come into play. Probably a bit of bother for you too

 

[palo]

Why is that?

Because you will have a wife watching you .
You could do what some of my married mates do and get stuff posted to a friend like me.

 

[Hook'N'Bullet]

Because you will have a wife watching you .
You could do what some of my married mates do and get stuff posted to a friend like me.

Oh haha! She's already watching. I use the usual line:

Her: Is that new?
Me; No, I've had it ages.

 

[mikey223]

Nocpix lumi would be where I'd spend my cash in that price range. Excellent compact unit

 

[Hook'N'Bullet]

Nocpix lumi would be where I'd spend my cash in that price range. Excellent compact unit

Thanks - yeah I have my sights set on the H35 model

 

[palo]

Thanks - yeah I have my sights set on the H35 model

If you can stretch to the h35r model it is well worth it.
The rangefinder with the ballistic function is great, especially if you have a scope with target turrets

 

[Deermanagement]

If you stalk woodland, keep base mag as low as possible. After years of waiting to chnge, I went for Pixfra Arc 635 LRF , within your budget. Excellent choice although I do miss the 1x base mag and resultant fov of the previous one, but at 17.5 degree fov on a 1.68 base mag and the ability to see anything as far away as you'd like, it'll be a much better choice than most of those mentioned. Maybe like many, too many options to setup but the woodland on/off mode simplifies things making if especially good for woodland stalking

 

[Hook'N'Bullet]

If you stalk woodland, keep base mag as low as possible. After years of waiting to chnge, I went for Pixfra Arc 635 LRF , within your budget. Excellent choice although I do miss the 1x base mag and resultant fov of the previous one, but at 17.5 degree fov on a 1.68 base mag and the ability to see anything as far away as you'd like, it'll be a much better choice than most of those mentioned. Maybe like many, too many options to setup but the woodland on/off mode simplifies things making if especially good for woodland stalking

Yeah majority of it is juvenile plantations at the minute with a couple of mature forests included. Base mag on my original unit was 2 and never had a problem. Base mag is 2.5 on the lumi. I know a guy who has one and says they're the bees knees but I'll take a look at the Pixfra Arc 635 LRF - Thanks!

 

[wytonpjs]

Pixfra Ranger R635 | Thomas Jacks Outlet

The Pixfra Ranger R635 thermal imaging monocular achieves a 1800m detection range with its 640x512, 12µm, <30mK NETD sensor and 35mm f1.0 objective lens.

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