Videos tagged with Collimation

This video provides an in-depth review and guide for the Falcon 640 V2 thermal imager, highlighting its versatility as a handheld, helmet-mounted, or weapon-mounted device. It details its performance in various conditions, including day, night, and urban environments, and offers practical advice on mounting, collimation, and user interface navigation. The review emphasizes its value proposition in its price range, making it a strong contender for a do-it-all thermal solution.

This guide details how to collimate a PFalcon/RH25 thermal clip-on device to a day optic. It covers setting up the device in clip-on mode, accessing the collimation menu via button combinations, and adjusting X and Y axis settings to align the thermal image with the day optic's reticle. Proper collimation ensures point of aim equals point of impact at various distances, including 50m and 200m.

This guide details the process of collimating a multi-functional thermal optic, distinguishing it from traditional 'zeroing'. The presenter, demonstrating high authority, explains that these optics require digital adjustment of an internal screen to align the thermal image with the day optic's aiming point. Live-fire testing confirms the effectiveness of adjusting X and Y values to achieve accurate shot placement.

This guide details the process of mounting and zeroing the iRay RH25 thermal optic as a clip-on device. It emphasizes the critical step of collimation before zeroing and outlines live-fire testing for zero retention. The information is presented with a pragmatic and technically grounded approach, reflecting high authority and expertise in tactical gear integration.