Pard 008 Elevation and Windage?

[Pontfathew]

Question - does anyone know the increments of the pard 008 X and Y adjustements for the reticule?

I'm aware that you can adjust the reticule +-300 in either dimension, but 300 what? 1/4 MOA? 1 cm/100m?

Thanks,

Bont

 

[Flash9919]

I think from memory it’s about 1cm @ 100m....although like many nv scopes I’m not sure that 10 clicks will necessarily move it 10cms!

 

[mealiejimmy]

On base magnification, the horizontal field of view of the 008 is 6.24m
The display has 800 pixels in the horizontal direction, so 1 pixel is 7.8mm
On x2 digital magnification, 1 pixel is 3.9mm.
PARD have never heard of mils or MOA

Cheers

Bruce

 

[Pontfathew]

On base magnification, the horizontal field of view of the 008 is 6.24m
The display has 800 pixels in the horizontal direction, so 1 pixel is 7.8mm
On x2 digital magnification, 1 pixel is 3.9mm.
PARD have never heard of mils or MOA

Cheers

Bruce

Cheers for the info Bruce!

Going by this then, would the max elevation/windage spread at base mag be 468 cm, and at 2 times optical be 234 cm? Assuming each pixel is a click and there are 600 clicks..

Cheers,

Bont

 

[badbob]

Ive got mine on Zero so I dont want to mess with it at moment.
I would like to adjust the reticule on a target marked out in MOA .
Only then would I be sure. The graduated reticule has me fooled at the moment
but by experimentation trial and error I can work out aiming points for ,22LR.

 

[mealiejimmy]

Cheers for the info Bruce!

Going by this then, would the max elevation/windage spread at base mag be 468 cm, and at 2 times optical be 234 cm? Assuming each pixel is a click and there are 600 clicks..

Cheers,

Bont

One click is one pixel, but in base mag the minimum adjustment is 2 pixels. (each click changes X and Y values by 2)
In x2 digital mag one click changes the X and Y values by 1
If you zero at x13 mag and either or both X and Y values are odd numbers, when you change to base magnification, the X and Y numbers will be rounded up or down to the nearest even number (I can't remember which)

Cheers

Bruce

 

[Pontfathew]

Thanks Bruce thats brill!

So the actual max adjustement is 234 cm in either dimension.

Thanks!

Bont

 

[LMH]

Late to the thread, but I'll try to answer the question for 008LRF. 147 adjustment moved the crosshairs 22cm at 50m, or 44cm at 100m. So 44/147 = 0.3cm per click at 100m (approx 1/8 inch per click)
This means 300 clicks would allow 90cm adjustment at 100m.