paulbshooting
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Yes I switched pulsar to Hik Condor 2.0 and delighted. Massive difference in image quality, ergonomics etc
Which thermal LRF?
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The lowest cost thermal with 640 resolution and LRF you have two options, now that Finder V2 models are sold out...be careful of youtube advice, videos ,etc and people who have only tried a few products telling you what to buy...
NocPix Lumi H35R
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Pixfra Arc A635 LRF
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
There is also the NocPix Lumi L35R model , although that is 384 res.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
NocPix Lumi H35R
NocPix Lumi H35R Thermal Monocular
The compact NocPix Lumi H35R thermal monocular features a 12 micron 640X512 resolution <18mk sensor, in a compact design, with inbuilt 800m LRF System.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Pixfra Arc A635 LRF
Pixfra Arc A635 LRF Pro Thermal Monocular
The Pixfra Arc A635P LRF Pro is a thermal monocular with a 640×512 resolution, 12µm pixel pitch, <20mK NETD sensor, and 35mm f1.0 lens.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
There is also the NocPix Lumi L35R model , although that is 384 res.
NocPix Lumi L35R Thermal Monocular
The compact NocPix Lumi L35R thermal monocular features a 12 micron 384x288 resolution <18mk sensor, in a compact design, with inbuilt 800m LRF System.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
Flash G 74
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Hello, Yes but not everyone has a £1000 plus to buy Thermal, There must be some good units below £1000 with 384 x 288 with a fairly low NETDThe lowest cost thermal with 640 resolution and LRF you have two options, now that Finder V2 models are sold out...be careful of youtube advice, videos ,etc and people who have only tried a few products telling you what to buy...
NocPix Lumi H35R
NocPix Lumi H35R Thermal Monocular
The compact NocPix Lumi H35R thermal monocular features a 12 micron 640X512 resolution <18mk sensor, in a compact design, with inbuilt 800m LRF System.
Pixfra Arc A635 LRF
Pixfra Arc A635 LRF Pro Thermal Monocular
The Pixfra Arc A635P LRF Pro is a thermal monocular with a 640×512 resolution, 12µm pixel pitch, <20mK NETD sensor, and 35mm f1.0 lens.
There is also the NocPix Lumi L35R model , although that is 384 res.
NocPix Lumi L35R Thermal Monocular
The compact NocPix Lumi L35R thermal monocular features a 12 micron 384x288 resolution <18mk sensor, in a compact design, with inbuilt 800m LRF System.
I agree everyones budget is different...
With 12um units a lot of the netD is grossly over exaggerated ... a lot of people recommend what they own , who have tried very little...
This is the problem with the internet and youtube, etc ... You have to be very cautious with what advice you take heed too...
SussexShooter
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Thanks for letting me know
Have a look for a decent second hand . You will definitely get more for your money
Flash G 74
Well-Known Member
Hello, Yes I keep looking on Sales, Am in no hurry as do have a normal N/V Spotter
Rabbit foot
Active Member
What did you get?
I must admit I have an older Pulsar and was looking at some thermal spotters with rangefinder and ballistic calculators at the Frampton Fair last weekend
(good show, probably the best one day event in the country android value) and was getting quite taken on some.... then the other half said that if I boought one, she wa having the old one for spotting the deer and badgers foxes etc out of the bedroom window!!!! so much for recouping some cash
(good show, probably the best one day event in the country android value) and was getting quite taken on some.... then the other half said that if I boought one, she wa having the old one for spotting the deer and badgers foxes etc out of the bedroom window!!!! so much for recouping some cash
SussexShooter
Well-Known Member
I’ve got a rangefinder- I just like simplifying things rather than carrying multiple bits of kit (plus thermal is useful in low light/dark). As for what I went for- I’ve held off for now as realities of a young family got the better of me and what I’ve got works for now!
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