Pulsars pocket-sized thermal monocular family, the Axions, have another member the Axion 2 LRF XQ35! With a powerful 384x288 microbolometer that detects heat signatures over 1400 yards away, this is an excellent device for scoping large areas and locating prey. With an included 1100-yard laser rangefinder, this device gives shooters an accurate approximation of their targets distance. It then transmits these images and information to a pristine 640x400 AMOLED display, giving the user clear, crisp image of their target.
With 2-8x magnification along with built-in photo and video recording, Wi-Fi connectivity and a 16GB memory card, the Axion 2 LRF XQ35 is a technological wonder. The Axion 2 is also supported by the Stream Vision 2 app, enabling shooters to record and preserve all their precious shooting memories.
Weighing a mere 0.6lbs, the Axion 2 LRF XQ35 is made of a high-quality reinforced magnesium alloy that boasts IPX7 protection and operates in temperatures between -13F to 122F. Utilizing a Pulsar APS5 Li-ion battery, the Axion 2 operates for up to 11 hours.
Features of Pulsar 2-8x Axion 2 LRF XQ35 Thermal Monocular
- 384x288 Microbolometer
- 1400+ yard detection range
- 1100-yard included laser rangefinder
- 640x400 AMOLED display
- Built-in photo and video recording
- Wi-Fi connectivity and Stream Vision 2 App Supported
- 8 color palettes
- IPX7 Fully Waterproof
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