Night Goggles & Pulsar New Products - SHOT Show 2017 Day 1

Published on January 19, 2017
Duration: 5:00

This video from SHOT Show 2017 introduces new thermal imaging products from Pulsar, presented by Tom Austin of Night Goggles Inc. and Andrew Becker of Pulsar Gear. Key products highlighted include the Trail XP50 with a 640 resolution, internal DVR, and interchangeable battery packs offering up to 10-20 hours of life. The Helium handheld scanner, also 640 resolution, shares similar features. The Core series offers a more budget-friendly 384 resolution option that can function as a dedicated weapon sight or a clip-on thermal, notably allowing users to retain their existing day optic without re-zeroing. A unique feature across the Core units is the monocular attachment, effectively providing two thermal optics in one.

Quick Summary

Pulsar's new thermal optics at SHOT Show 2017 include the 640 resolution Trail XP50 with internal DVR and the Helium handheld scanner. The budget-friendly Core series offers 384 resolution as dedicated sights or clip-ons, featuring a unique monocular attachment for dual functionality. Battery packs provide 10-20 hours of life.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction with Night Goggles Inc. and Pulsar Gear
  2. 00:17Pulsar's Upgrade to 640 Resolution Thermal
  3. 00:35Pulsar Trail XP50: 640 Resolution, Internal DVR, Battery Packs
  4. 01:33Pulsar Helium: Handheld 640 Resolution Scanner
  5. 02:10Pulsar Core Series: Affordable 384 Resolution Options
  6. 02:24Core as Dedicated Weapon Sight vs. Clip-On
  7. 03:28Monocular Attachment: Dual Functionality
  8. 04:05Pricing and Adjustability of Core Models
  9. 04:34Night Goggles Inc. Availability and Contact

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key new thermal optics from Pulsar introduced at SHOT Show 2017?

Pulsar introduced the Trail XP50, a 640 resolution thermal with an internal DVR and advanced battery packs. They also showcased the Helium, a 640 resolution handheld scanner, and the Core series, offering 384 resolution as both dedicated sights and versatile clip-on optics.

What is the main advantage of the Pulsar Core series clip-on thermal?

The Pulsar Core clip-on thermal allows users to attach thermal imaging to their existing day optic without needing to re-zero their rifle. This is particularly useful for preserving the zero on favorite firearms and can also help reduce overall rifle weight.

How does the Pulsar Core series offer dual functionality?

The Pulsar Core series features a unique monocular attachment. With a simple quarter-turn, the unit can be detached from its weapon mount or clip-on adapter and fitted with the monocular piece, effectively transforming it into a handheld thermal scanner.

What are the battery life expectations for Pulsar's new thermal devices?

Pulsar's new devices utilize rechargeable battery packs. Standard packs offer around 10 hours of battery life, while an extended version provides up to 20 hours. Alternative battery packs that accept AA or CR123 batteries are also available for added versatility.

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