Pulsar Thermal Talion XQ35 Pro 2.5-10 Thermal Scope with 1800 Yard Focus Range

THERMAL SCOPE 30MM 384X288 The Pulsar Thermal Talion XQ35 Pro is a versatile thermal scope designed for professional and recreational use. Featuring a compact dimension of approximately 3.65 x 5.70 x 15.80 inches and weighing just under 1 pound, this scope offers a lightweight yet durable black matte finish suitable for various environments. Its advanced thermal imaging technology provides a resolution of 384 x 288 pixels, ensuring clear and detailed thermal images even in low-light conditions. The variable magnification from 2.5x to 10x allows users to adapt to different target distances, while the impressive focus range of up to 1800 yards helps spot targets at significant distances. The device includes a diopter adjustment from -3 to +5, enabling precise focus tailored to individual eyesight needs. An eye relief of 50mm ensures comfortable viewing for extended periods, making it ideal for hunting, surveillance, or search and rescue operations. Powered by a dual Li-ion B-Pack Mini, the scope provides over nine hours of continuous operation on a single charge, minimizing downtime during prolonged use. Although it does not feature an IR indicator or low battery indicator, its reliable performance and high-quality imaging make it a valuable addition to any thermal imaging arsenal. Features: * Dimension: Approximately 3.65 x 5.70 x 15.80 inches for versatile mounting and handling * Weight: Less than 1 pound for easy portability * Magnification: 2.5x to 10x for adaptable target viewing * Focus Range: Up to 1800 yards for long-distance detection * Diopter Adjustment: -3 to +5 for customized eye focus * Field of View: 12.4 degrees for broad situational awareness * Power Supply: Dual Li-ion B-Pack Mini providing over 9 hours of continuous operation * Resolution: 384 x 288 pixels for sharp thermal imaging * Finish: Durable black matte exterior suitable for various environments * Type: Thermal imaging scope designed for professional and recreational use