Another Thermal Option

[Flash G 74]

Hello, Nord Force Thermal from Immersive Optics

 

[Flash G 74]

Hello, Nord Force Thermal from Immersive Optics

For the money and 3 year warranty they seem a realy good option than those where you have to buy off Aliexpress or direct from factory, The same as the Hikmicro Thunder TH 35 under a different branding, There is not much in the way of Nordforce videos but quite a few on the Thunder TH 35

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

This photo was sent from thermal unit via WhatsApp so a small bit degraded quality.
150.9 yards
Red dot in the picture in picture is the ballistic aim drop.
This is how the unit came I haven't looked at the brightness/contrast/etc which is all adjustable.

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Lets be honest, using that scope on animals, with rimfire/centrefire, is asking for trouble past 50yds, 256px resolution should be airgun only, too much room for error and mis-identification.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Looking at that range that far rabbit is closer than 150 yds, do you have the video.

 

[2-dead-in-the-air]

Lets be honest, using that scope on animals, with rimfire/centrefire, is asking for trouble past 50yds, 256px resolution should be airgun only, too much room for error and mis-identification.

I understand but I use a very good thermal monocular, to identify easy at 150 yards. +

 

[2-dead-in-the-air]

Looking at that range that far rabbit is closer than 150 yds, do you have the video.

The rangefinder distance is on the main screen which is referring to the picture in picture ballistics with the red dot, 150.9 yards.
You can set this to automatic distance or press the top button.

 

[2-dead-in-the-air]

I have just checked with my hand held rangefinder, as the field is at the bottom of my garden gate, the hedge behind that rabbit is 160.4 yards.

 

[2-dead-in-the-air]

The GOYOJO GRS225RF is a great real-world example of how a 256 × 192 sensor and a high-quality display work together. It is a budget-friendly thermal rifle scope that packs high-end display specs usually reserved for much more expensive gear. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Because it is a scope rather than a handheld inspection camera, it utilizes its sensor and screen differently to get the most out of its 49,152 pixels. [1, 2]

The Screen Makes a Massive Difference Here
While standard entry-level handheld tools use low-resolution LCD screens, the GOYOJO GRS225RF features a 0.49-inch OLED display with a high resolution of 1440 × 1080. [1]

• Why it matters: The 1440 × 1080 OLED screen provides a sharp, dense, and contrast-rich image when you look through the eyepiece.