Hikmicro Lynx LH19 upgrade?

[User00056]

Hi All,

I'm considering an upgrade to a higher spec' thermal and would like some suggestions?

My LH19 was bought to specifically aid in carcass recovery once the light has gone, but I'm also using it for general observation at night when I'm not shooting.

I'm looking to positively ID roe, hare, and foxes out to about 500 yards, and find the Lynx is just lacking the definition at those ranges.

Budget around £1500, and I'd prefer new. So if anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate it?

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

New Lynx 3.0 is coming end of month..

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[User00056]

Really? No-one else?

 

[Shaun Goss]

I upgraded from a Lynx lh19 2.0 just recently and purchased a Hik falcon fq35 it’s considerably nicer to use and quicker to identify different species. No regrets but a little more than the £1500 budget

 

[User00056]

I upgraded from a Lynx lh19 2.0 just recently and purchased a Hik falcon fq35 it’s considerably nicer to use and quicker to identify different species. No regrets but a little more than the £1500 budget

I've been considering that unit, thanks. Managed to find it at a shade over £1500, so might just go for it and sell on the LH19

 

[Shaun Goss]

That’s what I did. I wish I had gone straight to that unit in the first place.

 

[sauer]

ive got the gryphon gq50lrf and i rate it ....uses batteries but they 18650 so easy to carry a couple spare

id personally for what your wanting to do go min 35mm or preferably 50mm and minimum 640 sensor

Paul