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[Blackwood Outdoors]

Vid says 5-40 mag. Is this main picture or PiP?

Possibly combined with PIP, I'll confirm later in the week..

 

[BenBhoy]

Chris parkin has his grubby mitts on one

 

[zerovarm]

Chris parkin has his grubby mitts on one

Wondering what the connection is with Nocpix and SGC?

 

[Jon P]

Looks a good bit of kit. Will wait until we get some real time footage published from users before I take the plunge.

 

[Dave_45]

When I see someone like simon 6ppc using it I’ll believe

 

[Rural Management Services]

I will probably get one when they come out and I will bench mark it against a standard 4k when I do I guess. Seems the obvious choice.

As I have started to do reviews on a few bits of kit recently (all purchased with my own money I might add) I will do a write up and maybe a side by side video if I can make the tech play ball.

 

[kev69r]

Can the scope have profiles so it can be used on multiple calibres?

Maybe a stupid question and maybe pointless as it's a day and night scope already. But could you mount a clip on thermal to it?

 

[Rural Management Services]

Can the scope have profiles so it can be used on multiple calibres? - Yes haven’t tried one but it would be commercial suicide if it didn’t.

Maybe a stupid question and maybe pointless as it's a day and night scope already. But could you mount a clip on thermal to it? - no wouldn’t work on a number of levels.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Can the scope have profiles so it can be used on multiple calibres?

Maybe a stupid question and maybe pointless as it's a day and night scope already. But could you mount a clip on thermal to it?

Yes it does have multiple profiles.

I would not mount a thermal clip on, seems pointless... just use a QD mount and remove the device and fit optical if required.

 

[jackblack56]

That daytime image is looking damn crispy. Just need to see some night footage now

 

[jackblack56]

Well, that's that answered. @Blackwood Outdoors Ian, do you do SD member discount?

 

[BenBhoy]

Yes it does have multiple profiles.

I would not mount a thermal clip on, seems pointless... just use a QD mount and remove the device and fit optical if required.

Will x hairs auto adjust with BC or just put new poa up?

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Will x hairs auto adjust with BC or just put new poa up?

Let me check and get back to you..

 

[75]

I will probably get one when they come out and I will bench mark it against a standard 4k when I do I guess. Seems the obvious choice.

As I have started to do reviews on a few bits of kit recently (all purchased with my own money I might add) I will do a write up and maybe a side by side video if I can make the tech play ball.

I'd definitely be interested in a side by side review - including functionality as well as image quality. I've got a couple of Pards and an Alpex and likely upgrade one of the Pards this year. one of the issues going between Pard / Alpex is functionality and different buttons doing different things. They aren't wildly different but enough to be a pia at night with cold hands and a twitchy fox.

 

[Mike1979]

I'd definitely be interested in a side by side review - including functionality as well as image quality. I've got a couple of Pards and an Alpex and likely upgrade one of the Pards this year. one of the issues going between Pard / Alpex is functionality and different buttons doing different things. They aren't wildly different but enough to be a pia at night with cold hands and a twitchy fox.

Good call...and a review that actually covers what they look like at night would be good. I watched one recently and it was all during daylight hours ...which is fine but for me prime reason is night or very low light

 

[jackblack56]

Looking at the specs the Alpex will likely have an edge over it in darkness - however, as @Blackwood Outdoors mentioned, this can be negated with a decent IR torch.

Daytime image will likely be a lot better than the Alpex, with 50% more pixels meaning a lot less pixelation when zoomed in.

 

[Worzel_]

Why do these need to weigh double a Zulus?

 

[jackblack56]

Why do these need to weigh double a Zulus?

Zulus v1 lens size is 27mm. The Nocpix is 70mm. Bigger lens allows more light, but adds more weight etc.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Zulus v1 lens size is 27mm. The Nocpix is 70mm. Bigger lens allows more light, but adds more weight etc.

Nocpix is 70mm focal length Zulus 520 is equivalents to about 85mm

 

[jackblack56]

Ah apologies, it was the Zulus objective lens specs I was looking at.