Pulsar PL76522 Thermion XQ38 Thermal Riflescope

Boasting state-of-the-art design and the latest in advanced technological innovations, the Pulsar Thermion delivers the premium thermal imaging you’ve come to expect from us, but on a traditional-style aircraft-grade 30mm-tube. Thermion Thermal Riflescopes are available in flagship 640x480 microbolometer sensor resolution with a 17μ pixel pitch, 384x288 microbolometer sensor resolution with a 17μ pixel pitch and 320x240 microbolometer sensor resolution with 12μ pixel pitch, each with a heat signature detection range up to 2,000 yards (1800m). Thermion devices are recoil rated up to .375 H&H and 12-gauge, IPX7 waterproof and submersible in up to 3 feet of water for 30 minutes. The Thermion’s HD AMOLED display packs rich, customizable imaging with an 8-color palette, picture-in-picture, 8x digital zoom and multiple reticles in four color options: black, red, white and green. While a rechargeable battery provides long-lasting performance, onboard video and still image recording in .mp4 and .jpg formats to a robust 16gb internal storage ensures you can relive all the thermal action later. User-friendly digital controls make setup and on-the-fly customizing easy. The Thermion’s Wi-Fi connectivity via the Stream Vision app makes using a smartphone or tablet as a second display and remote control easy. Connected devices can even be used for firmware upgrades, data transfers and for streaming video.

FEATURES:

• 384x288 resolution, 17um pixel pitch core
• 1,500 yd detection range
• 4x digital zoom - continuous zoom and stepped zoom
• Picture in picture digital zoom
• Built-in Recording with recoil activation
• Stream Vision app connects scope to smart device
• External power supply adaptable
• 5 rifle profiles with 50 zero saves
• 10 variable electronic reticles
• One-shot zeroing with freeze function
• Color viewing modes
• High resolution AMOLED display
• Stadiametric rangefinder
• Rock, forest, and identification viewing modes
• Manual, automatic, and semi automatic calibration
modes
• Defective pixel repair feature