Compact ir

[Hammertime]

Hi I am currently using a pard sp lrf
With meopta r1 it’s a good set up it would have been great if the onboard ir was better only good to about 150 metres I have a night master sm1 long range ir added on which is great but very bulky looking at putting a blade ir on the setup has anyone got a similar setup if so how clear and how far is the blade is good for, looking for 300 m many thanks H

 

[mealiejimmy]

Getting a blade might be a problem - the guy who makes them seems to have disappeared
Go for a Ludicrous Lumens Night Sabre Wraith ESL

Cheers

Bruce

 

[BenBhoy]

Hi I am currently using a pard sp lrf
With meopta r1 it’s a good set up it would have been great if the onboard ir was better only good to about 150 metres I have a night master sm1 long range ir added on which is great but very bulky looking at putting a blade ir on the setup has anyone got a similar setup if so how clear and how far is the blade is good for, looking for 300 m many thanks H

Put a wanted ad in classifieds on here, few guys selling blades. I bought one off a gent on here & it's a fantastic little torch, especially for it's size.

 

[super]

What is the problem with the guy who makes the blade? Is listed on their webbsite Black Sun Dark Engine BLADE COVERT IR illuminator I am also in for a separate IR on my pard 007.

 

[slider]

Getting a blade might be a problem - the guy who makes them seems to have disappeared
Go for a Ludicrous Lumens Night Sabre Wraith ESL

Cheers

Bruce

He posted on another thread yesterday

 

[super]

Yes, I posted on the wrong place yesterday, sorry for that. I hope this is the right place. My question is realy whats the most suited IR light (940) for the pard. One advantage with the night saber wraith is that is has an extra module. So I can Get both 850 and 940 IR, but the 940 blade IR might be good enough or just the 940 IR on the night saber. Its for red stag (but only one a year) but as many foxes I can shot, but the red stag is most importent.

 

[beanieboy]

Wraith ESL....great lightweight IR and, just as importantly, Ludicrous Lumens is a great company to deal with.

 

[Zio65]

+1 for BSDE or Blade

 

[super]

Wraith ESL....great lightweight IR and, just as importantly, Ludicrous Lumens is a great company to deal with.

Have you tried the wraith Wraith ESL VCSEL laser Compact ultra high performance VCSEL laser for dedicated NV on a pard 007? The reason am asking is that my understanding is that the night saber wraith Night saber Wraith + V3 even more Performance + lighter & smaller is the one that is customized towards rear add one, like pard 007, but the wraith is smaller and lighter and in the future I may buy a Hikmicro alpex.

 

[beanieboy]

Have you tried the wraith Wraith ESL VCSEL laser Compact ultra high performance VCSEL laser for dedicated NV on a pard 007? The reason am asking is that my understanding is that the night saber wraith Night saber Wraith + V3 even more Performance + lighter & smaller is the one that is customized towards rear add one, like pard 007, but the wraith is smaller and lighter and in the future I may buy a Hikmicro alpex.

I use the ESL with a Vulpine MK3. It is not only smaller and lighter than my previous SRX MK1, but also gives a cleaner image. I haven't used the Wraith+V3, but would expect it will reach out even further than the ESL. I can identify a fox at over 400 yards with my combination..... that's more than good enough for me.

 

[super]

Sent a mail to Ludicrous and asked for IR light and pard 007, they meant the same as you but the ESL is more compakt and lighter and more suited for the alpex 4K if I purchase it. About 200 meter is good enough for me.

 

[Clive Ward]

The Dark Engine BLADE works very well with an add on. If used with an add on, let us know before you order and we can make the adjustment to the beam focus range for you, or download the manual and do it yourself.

It will light up a tree line at over 1,000 yards and do long range at very high mag:


Here's something a bit nearer:


We designed the BLADE to provide the absolute maximum power of IR allowed for legal sale in the UK, and it certainly has 'enough'.

The beam is completely even so the NV exposure can work properly (I have mine set to under-expose to speed up the sensor). There's also no spill at all, so moderator / barrel glare is not an issue. It's very small and lightweight, made in the UK and has a lifetime warranty.


Cheers





Clive

 

[super]

Thanks for your input!