Thank you. When you zeroed the add-on did you put the scope crosshairs on the POA and move them to POI or the other way round? Did the range to your target matter? I presume scope zeroed to 100m.
When zeroing thermal scopes or add ons, I don't use one shot/freeze function.
Simply because it is dificult to see the point of impact on the screen. There are some small thermal patches that you can use, to stick over the POI and then use them as refference point for moving the cross hair. But I just never went this way.
I prefer using standard method by measuring distance between POA and POI.
Than I change X and Y value accordingly. Of course, sometimes I change X,Y too much or not enough, but after some tries, I always mamage to alaign POI with and without add on.
If you will use freeze function and so called one shot function, you need to do as follows:
Select new profile and name it.
Enter correct zeroing distance.
Take a test shot.
Put your crosshairs at POA, freeze the picture, use up and down buttons to put crosshairs at POI. Than save the setting and take a test shot.
Setting correct distance to target, during both ways of zerroing process is esential. Add on system needs to know at what distance you are zeroing it, to adyust POI correctly.
Once the add on is alligned correctly or in other words calibrated, you don't need to change it any more. Any changes of your glass scope zeroing will mirrow also when you use add on.
