Nocpix lumi h35r
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hunter243
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I've had one for a few weeks now, after previousely using a pulsar XQ38F for several years. I'm very pleased with it, I use it almost exclusively for foxing. It's got a decent field of view, is small and neat and has very good image quality. My only (minor) gripe is the push - on lens cap, I'd prefer a hinged cap.
The lens cap can be removed...
The Lumi H35R is super compact and good performance...
I’ve got one for sale if you are interested
I have one for 3 months. Using it for jackals and foxes. It fits my needs, but I don't have comparison. Tried older Axion before on field, tried new Axion in big hall (that was useless experience) and that was it...
On clear fields I can detect fox in 400m by the way she moves, not clear picture. In 30m I saw mouse few nights ago. It is really small and handy.
On clear fields I can detect fox in 400m by the way she moves, not clear picture. In 30m I saw mouse few nights ago. It is really small and handy.
hunter243
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Removing it isn't a good idea IMHO, it could easily lead to a scratched/damaged lens, and it would be easily lost.
A hinged type cover can be both opened and closed one handed. The push on needs both hands to close.
I've removed mine, just store in in the pouch when not in use.
Interested if still available…
Went back in August
I bought one from @Blackwood Outdoors for stalking and have been very impressed with it, especially if you need to use the LRF and ballistic calculator. It’s been transformative to get onto deer in the dark, ready for sunrise.
Hi.
Yesterday I went out to hunt wild boars, lying in wait. Unfortunately, none showed up.
I saw an animal running, but it was so fast I didn’t even have time to identify it.
I tested the monocular in very dark conditions, as it was a pitch-black night.
I was impressed with the 100-meter range—it’s fantastic.
The device is very easy to use, and the menu is quite intuitive. The buttons are very well placed and easy to use even with gloves on.
In short, I’m delighted.
Next Tuesday I’ll go to the same spot, waiting, and take a series of photos to post here.
Yesterday I went out to hunt wild boars, lying in wait. Unfortunately, none showed up.
I saw an animal running, but it was so fast I didn’t even have time to identify it.
I tested the monocular in very dark conditions, as it was a pitch-black night.
I was impressed with the 100-meter range—it’s fantastic.
The device is very easy to use, and the menu is quite intuitive. The buttons are very well placed and easy to use even with gloves on.
In short, I’m delighted.
Next Tuesday I’ll go to the same spot, waiting, and take a series of photos to post here.
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