pulsar thermion xp50

Description

pulsar thermion xp50

The new Pulsar Thermion Thermal line of riflescopes offer many of the same features of the old Pulsar Trail series but with a significant upgrade in image quality due to a higher resolution color screen, and more sensitive core. Thermion’s come in a traditional 30mm tube scope construction. XP50 Thermion riflescopes are 640 resolution. Recoil rated to 375 H&H, waterproof, picture in picture, on board video recording, wifi, 10+ reticles, one shot zero, make it ready for any hunting experience. Xp50 Thermion’s are Todd Huey’s pick as bang for the buck thermal scope.

pulsar thermion xp50

The ballistic capabilities of Thermion 2 are also vast.  A set of 10 preloaded reticles includes ballistic reticles that can adjust subtentions to zoom level and normal reticles without ballistic marks. Multiple reticle colors are available. Zeroing can be performed in one of three different ways: One-shot zeroing, Zoom Zeroing and Freeze zeroing, or all three combined. Zeroing coordinates can be saved in the internal memory of the riflescope. To help save zeroing coordinates in an orderly fashion Pulsar introduced five zeroing profiles; each profile can store up to 10 zeroing coordinates. These are helpful for zeroing your scope to various ranges or if you use more than one type of

pulsar thermion xp50

The ballistic capabilities of Thermion 2 are also vast.  A set of 10 preloaded reticles includes ballistic reticles that can adjust subtentions to zoom level and normal reticles without ballistic marks. Multiple reticle colors are available. Zeroing can be performed in one of three different ways: One-shot zeroing, Zoom Zeroing and Freeze zeroing, or all three combined. Zeroing coordinates can be saved in the internal memory of the riflescope. To help save zeroing coordinates in an orderly fashion Pulsar introduced five zeroing profiles; each profile can store up to 10 zeroing coordinates. These are helpful for zeroing your scope to various ranges or if you use more than one type of ammo.

pulsar thermion xp50

Read Todd’s article about what to know before buying a thermal scope:

What to Know Before Buying a Thermal Scope

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Read Todd’s article on the Pulsar Thermion XP50:

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Features:

• Frame Rate: 50Hz
• Resolution: 640×480 pixels
• Display Resolution: 1024×768 pixels
• Integrated Video Recorder
• Micro USB Socket Power/Data
• Three operation modes rocks, forest, identification
• Defective pixel repair option
• Integrated Wi-Fi module
• Stream Vision support
• 5 rifle profiles with 50 zero saves
• Picture in picture digital zoom
• One-shot zeroing with freeze function
• Color viewing modes
• Magnification: 1.9-15x
• Digital zoom: 2x/4x
• 24mm lens diameter
• 30mm lens focus
• Field of View: 7.3°
• Field of View: 12.8m@100m
• Field of View: 45.9ft@100yd
• Minimum focusing distance: 23ft / 7.3m
• Eye Relief: 2in / 50mm
• Range of detection: 1900yd / 1800m
• Battery type: B-Pack mini(18650 Li-Ion)
• Battery life (with video out off): 5+ hours
• External Power Supply 5V – USB
• Reticle Click value: 1 click = MOA .4
• Windage & Elevation adjustment range: 82 MOA
• Number of preloaded reticles: 10+
• Level of Protection (acc. to IEC 60529) IP67 100% dustproof and submergible to 1m for 1 hour
• Waterproof
• Recoil rating: max caliber .375 H&H
• Length: 15.8in / 387mm
• Width: 3.1in / 78mm
• Height: 2.5in / 63mm
• Weight: 26.5oz

What’s in the box?

• Charging unit
• Carrying case
• Warranty card
• User manual
• Cleaning cloth
• Hex wrench