After the HABROK HE25LN? Expert's calling

[Motard]

Hallo all, I read already read & wrote myself on this argounent, but really value the opinion from forumers with professional or direct experience. Habrok HE25 LN had become a fixed piece of my equipment since I bought it som month ago. My only regret is the low end thermal channel althought it does everything needed (spot, identify from movement, then swap other channels). Perfect for deers and boars stalking. Mine is the LN so the NV si some how limited and, just in case, I can add a small Pard 850 torch at the tripod thread: clumsy but affective soulution. This and the gripe on the thermal vision (horrible daytime better at night) lead me considering the upgrade to the HQ35L but I read mixed opinon on it. I also could not understand if the HQ bear a real 4K optical channel or not? Whilst the specs on paper from Hik site seems the same of the 25 some say it has a lower sensor? Could you share if it's whorth schelling nearly the double for upthr upgrade, or not?

 

[mealiejimmy]

The Habrok Pro and Habrok 4k use the 4k optical sensor
The Habrok uses the 1920x1080 optical sensor

Outdoor

HIKMICRO outdoor products are designed with industry-leading thermal imaging technology. Thermal & night vision monoculars, scopes, and trail cameras for hunting.

www.hikmicrotech.com

 

[Rural Management Services]

I have a pair of the HQ35 4K which are fairly new out. Previously i have used the older non 4K HQ35 and the HE25 4K. The older HQ35 was useless on the optical channel as you couldn't tell a roe buck from roe doe at anything more than 75m. The HE25 fixed this but the thermal channel is useless. The FOV is i think 9m at 100m, which for anyone who doesn't understand these things is ridiculously small. The newer HQ35 4K fixes both these issues by basically combining both units and suddenly they are a viable stalking tool. Optically they obviously aren't glass, but at low light there isn't a glass product that can touch them even without IR. The thermal 640 sensor has a 22m field of view, which is a good size for scanning open or close country. Trade of is they are more than twice the price of the HE25, but in my opinion the HE25 is a waste of money.

 

[Motard]

Hallo sir, thankyou so much or your help. I just realized there appear to be a great confusion under the HikMicro sky (as per President Mao words). For istance on the official HikMicro site I can see the optical channel max resolution would be 2560 x 1440 for HQ35, while the "poor" HE25 bear a luxury 3840 x 2160 sensor, as his way bigger brothers 50&60 dia lens? Correct? Probably this is the reason of complains I read about the middle class item. In short great detection but bad restitution. I also could not find confirmation on IR modulesswapping feature between 850-940 bulb.

 

[Motard]

If this is correct I can see the reason of some complaint and I had beein fouled by a late announce from Hik here in italy. Whort whaiting for a future upgrade or saving for the upper level

 

[Rural Management Services]

Hallo sir, thankyou so much or your help. I just realized there appear to be a great confusion under the HikMicro sky (as per President Mao words). For istance on the official HikMicro site I can see the optical channel max resolution would be 2560 x 1440 for HQ35, while the "poor" HE25 bear a luxury 3840 x 2160 sensor, as his way bigger brothers 50&60 dia lens? Correct? Probably this is the reason of complains I read about the middle class item. In short great detection but bad restitution. I also could not find confirmation on IR modulesswapping feature between 850-940 bulb.

The newest HQ35 have both the 640x512 thermal sensor and the 3840x2160 optical. Not to be confused with the older model.

 

[Motard]

The newest HQ35 have both the 640x512 thermal sensor and the 3840x2160 optical. Not to be confused with the older model.

Thanks for making it clear. Probably they should have renamed the model to avoid customer buying one old pair Instead the new..As per your's infos the new are whort the expense and they still retain the 1850 battery wich doesn't last long as a battery pack but (to me) worth the hassle of swapping theme once in a evening..

 

[Rural Management Services]

Thanks for making it clear. Probably they should have renamed the model to avoid customer buying one old pair Instead the new..As per your's infos the new are whort the expense and they still retain the 1850 battery wich doesn't last long as a battery pack but (to me) worth the hassle of swapping theme once in a evening..

I get 2 x 2.5-3 hour stalks from a set of 2 x 4000mah 18560 batteries. With a spare set in a pocket I can get 10-12 hours of use fairly easily. This isn’t using the standard HIK batteries though as they are pretty cheap and terrible.