Anyone seen the new Swaro TM35 thermal?

Very latest pulsar spotters cut through rain and fog a lot better, also better definition means less chance of looking at 'hot rocks/stumps'.
no denying that. Having gone from the quantum lite to the xq38 I realise the difference a better sensor makes, but there needs to be a balance of cost vs use for all products
 
The "High End German brands" use the same critical components (objective lens, sensor, display, processing electronics) as the non "high end" brands because zee Chermans don't make ANY of those bits
Anyone buying a Zeiss, leica or Swaro thermal is being ripped off - and it's people like you, who openly confess to knowing nothing about them ("what the hell are microns") who they are waiting for with open arms.

Cheers

Bruce
Love the fact that it’s a “High End” thermal with a 320-240 core 😂😂😂
 
The "High End German brands" use the same critical components (objective lens, sensor, display, processing electronics) as the non "high end" brands because zee Chermans don't make ANY of those bits
Anyone buying a Zeiss, leica or Swaro thermal is being ripped off - and it's people like you, who openly confess to knowing nothing about them ("what the hell are microns") who they are waiting for with open arms.

Cheers

Bruce

haha, very funny. I relying on people who do understand the tech to persuade them to reduce their price! I'm not saying I would spend £4k on a thermal, but if anyone made a robust and simple device (with a simple on/off switch) I would seriously consider it.
 
I guess if you only occasionally hunt at night then perhaps having a device that can clip to the end of your scope and allegedly be amazing save the need to purchase a decent night vision set up too?
 
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