Videos tagged with Heat Tracking

This review of the PARD SA62 thermal optic, priced under $2000, highlights its 640 core resolution and 1-8x magnification as strong value for its price point. While acknowledging a complex button layout and a less-than-ideal companion app, the reviewer praises its clarity, lightweight design, and effective auto-recording feature for hunting applications. The optic is recommended for those seeking a capable thermal for night hunting without breaking the bank.

This review covers the Accufire Incendis thermal optic, highlighting its 384 core resolution, 1024x768 display, and 60Hz frame rate. It features 1x, 2x, and 4x magnification, four color palettes (white, black, red, green), and a one-shot zero function. The presenter, Elliott Delp, notes its effectiveness for hunting, particularly for heat tracking and identifying targets at various distances, though he mentions the lack of internal recording and limited battery life with standard CR123 batteries.

The ATN OTS XLT is an entry-level thermal monocular designed for scouting and game recovery. It features a 10-hour battery life, video recording, and a unique heat-tracking function that identifies and follows heat signatures. The device is user-friendly with an ergonomic design and a price point making thermal imaging accessible.

This video showcases the Armasight Q14 640 Thermal Monocular, highlighting its capabilities for both day and night shooting. The description emphasizes its lightweight design, multi-functional features, and potential as a weapon sight. It also mentions integrated rail mounts, the option for a laser pointer, and its use as a monocular with a goggle kit. The video provides links to purchase the product and related accessories from OpticsPlanet.com.